Author: Ben Sellers
Supreme Court hearing to decide strike protection, says Unison
The Supreme Court has granted permission for Unison to bring a legal challenge that could provide greater protection for striking workers
Elon Musk’s loyalty oath demand triggers a crisis for Twitter
Twitter closes offices as new CEO's actions spark a wave of resignations.
Amazon slammed over worker monitoring
Online retail giant Amazon has been criticised for 'misleading' MPs over worker monitoring.
Trade unions round on the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement
Hunt's budget described as "Austerity 2.0" and criticised for making working people take the 'hit' of economic chaos
General Strike Threat Beats Ontario’s Anti-Worker Law
Ford’s stunning reversal wipes out his government’s ambitions to legislate away workers’ rights in the province.
Elon Musk’s job cuts at Twitter are akin to a “digital P&O”
Twitter creating a “digital P&O”, as the company carries out sweeping job cuts to save money.
Undervalued essential workers leaving professions for better paid work in supermarkets
Essential workers in health and education are leaving critical roles for better-paid roles in supermarkets, according to UNISON chief Christina McAnea
New analysis shows pay gap between non-disabled and disabled workers is now 17.2%
Disabled women face even bigger pay penalty of 35%, over £7,000 a year
Liverpool dockers celebrate major victory with pay deal worth between 14.3% and 18.5%
Inflation-busting deal ends wave of Peel Ports strike action that began in September
Nurses vote in favour of historic national strike
The nationwide strike will be the first in the RCN's 106-year history
Ontario bill would fine workers $4,000 for each day they strike
Justin Trudeau has sharply criticised Ontario legislation tabled by Doug Ford’s conservative provincial government
New Zealand forges ahead with radical workers’ rights agenda
Jacinda Ardern’s government has radically expanded unions’ collective bargaining power.
