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Unions warn Labour not to ‘water down’ New Deal for Working People
According to newspapers reports, Labour is responding to lobbying from business groups to adjust some of its workers' rights policies
75% of employers used ‘flexible contracts’ in 2023
48% of those employers planned to increase their use of flexible contracts over the next five years, according to Resolution Foundation report
May Day 2024: Trade unions For Democracy
There is no democracy without trade unions – that’s the message of the global trade union movement this May Day
Victory for workers’ rights: former Amazon employee cleared of allegations
Maria Malinowska's reinstatement marks a significant victory not only for her but also for workers' rights advocacy.
Amazon faces legal challenge after workers’ rights revelations
Retail giant is pressuring workers to give up their collective rights, says GMB Union
TUC create online Workers Memorial Wall to remember those killed at work
Members of the public are welcome to share information and tributes to their own loved ones.
International Workers’ Memorial Day 2024: Action for climate-related workplace hazards
This IWMD, trade unions are demanding urgent action to tackle ’Climate Risks for Workers’
More than 70 per cent of managers support Labour’s changes to employment law
Poll finds most managers back Labour’s New Deal for Working People
TUC warns that Britain is ‘losing race against time’ to regulate AI in the workplace
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) launched its new AI Employment Bill on Thursday
Supreme Court to hear the Usdaw challenge to Tesco on their use of ‘fire and rehire’ to undermine ‘retained pay’
The case will be heard on Tuesday 23 and Wednesday 24 April 2024
AI for union organising: Organise Now! launch first labour movement chat bot
The bot is a digital version of the BFAWU general secretary, Sarah Woolley, and is trained to provide users with information to help organise
