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Government urged to strengthen Employment Rights Bill on International Workers Day
"Unless the legislation is tightened or significantly built upon, it’s future generations of workers who will pay the price."
Rebuild labour movement to beat far right, Morning Star fringe hears
Report from a packed Morning Star-Institute of Employment Rights (IER) fringe meeting at STUC
STUC 25: Trade Unions Back Motion to Build on the New Deal and Counter Business Lobby Attacks on the ERB.
The Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) convened this week in Dundee
‘We Shouldn’t See Anything As Being Off The Table’ – Neil Todd on building on the Employment Rights Bill
Watch this clip from Episode 6 of the IER Podcast episode on Fire and Rehire regulation in the ERB
NASUWT confirms Matt Wrack as new General Secretary
Former FBU leader Matt Wrack will succeed Patrick Roach as General Secretary of NASUWT- The Teachers' Union.
NEU Conference: defending and extending members’ rights at work
The National Education Union have been meeting in Harrogate this week
High Pay Centre calls for the strengthening of the Employment Rights Bill
The HPC publish a briefing for Lords scrutinising the Employment Rights Bill
Joanne Thomas elected as Usdaw’s first ever female general secretary
She will replace the current general secretary Paddy Lillis who retires on 25 July 2025.
State of Education: Teacher Stress and Wellbeing
Latest survey of National Education Union (NEU) members
BALPA stands firm as Court of Appeal reviews landmark employment rights case
Test case could have major implications for employment practices in aviation and other industries.
RMT demands urgent reform after report reveals seafarers denied shore leave
Over a quarter (26%) of seafarers are getting no shore leave at all.
