Grunwick strike of South Asian women has lessons for workers’ struggles today
Jayaben Desai reminds us that stereotypes are there to be smashed
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‘Where we agree with your policy, we’ll support it’ – TUC boss offers olive branch to Theresa May
May has pledged to build an economy that works for everyone
‘No hiding place’ for ‘greedy businesses that treat workers like animals’, O’Grady warns
The general secretary delivers her keynote speech at TUC Congress this morning
Frances O’Grady: Trade unions are ready to face the challenges of Brexit
The TUC head reflects on the road ahead as Congress 2016 kicks off in Brighton
Tories decide that employers are best-placed to represent workers
A new appointment to the Health and Safety Executive highlights a disturbing trend
TUC slams 21 per cent rise of zero-hours contracts to 900,000 workers
‘Zero-hours workers earn less money and have fewer rights’
Why don’t Uber drivers and Deliveroo workers form their own co-operatives?
Co-ops like the People’s Ride are an alternative to cyber-feudalism
BAME workers are a third more likely to be underemployed
TUC describes underemployment as ‘a waste of talent’
Rail fares grow twice as fast as wages since 2010, says TUC
Jeremy Corbyn and unions call for rail nationalisation
Sports Direct forced to pay £1million to workers after Unite campaign
Cash dates back to 2012 in minimum wage dodge