A People’s Vote will fight a Brexit turning back the clock on women’s rights
In the second of a three-part article series written by For Our Future’s Sake campaigners, Emily Andrew argues that Brexit is fundamentally sexist.
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EU Amazon workers are winning the fight against exploitation. Could the UK be next?
Amazon Italy has finally agreed to work with unions, Spanish fulfilment centres are on strike, and German workers have erupted in protest. Amazon.co.uk is next on the line.
Delivering Justice: How campaigners are uniting for rights at Deliveroo
The IWGB union are fighting a decision that denies Deliveroo riders basic employment rights – and they need your support.
BREAKING: The organisation responsible for solving workplace disputes faces a walkout
Who do Acas go to when their workers strike?…
Orion recycling workers walk out after bosses ignore health risks
Workers at a recycling plant kicked off a wildcat strike after management refuses to replace breathing masks’ filters.
Signed, sealed, delivered: Gig economy workers get union recognition
What started as a small action over unpaid holiday ends in historic victory for couriters at an NHS provider.
There’s now proof that workers’ power is good for the economy
More economic democracy – union power, workers’ rights, decentralisation of and democratic engagement in decision-making – creates better productivity and a stronger, more secure economy.
Tory plans to scrap workers’ rights will scupper any Brexit trade deal. Here’s why
The government are going against the public, business leaders and even their own backbenchers trying to scrap the working time directive.
POLL: Voters won’t tolerate workers’ rights being watered down after Brexit
In a blow for hard Brexiteers, the vast majority of voters – including Conservatives – believe workers’ rights should be maintained or strengthened after Brexit, not cut.
Are the Tories plotting to steal holiday pay from 7 million workers?
Don’t let them U-turn on their promise to protect workers’ rights post-Brexit.