He voted against upping the minimum wage: meet the new business minister
Sajid Javid has always been on the side of Britain’s worst bosses
workers rights
Begging business for a pay rise is meaningless while David Cameron attacks trade unions
Empowered workers with real rights can achieve pay rises more effectively than ad hoc pleading
Labour (finally) grasps the nettle on employment tribunal fees
The latest set of quarterly tribunal statistics confirm the ongoing evisceration of workers’ access to justice by the Coalition.
A living wage for fast food: BFAWU leaders speak out
Inspired by mass organisation in the US, UK fast food workers are beginning to mobilise for a better pay deal
Battling hostile management, Ritzy workers inspire low-paid workers across the UK
At least some young workers are starting to realise that they won’t get paid what they’re entitled to without a fight.
‘Behind closed doors’ deal between government and insurance industry comes to light
Mesothelioma sufferers and their families must come before the profits of insurers.
Strong unions won you your rights, not kind-hearted rich men
Decent pay and conditions for working people didn’t simply fall out of the sky.
Globalisation is taking its toll on workers rights
According to a new report, the UK falls within the category of nations where people’s workplace rights are regularly violated.
Putting workers’ rights at the heart of international development
Jim Murphy is putting the issue of workers’ rights at the heart of international development.
Outsourcing: the joke has always been on the workers
Contracting out doesn’t improve efficiency – it just makes it easier to pay people less.