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Consultation response to AI White Paper
TUC response to “A Pro-innovation Approach to AI Regulation”
Church of England clergy submit pay claim for first time in history
Church of England clergy, represented by Unite, have for the first time in their history submitted a formal pay claim.
8 steps employers can take to keep work cool
Working in really hot premises can be unbearable and dangerous.
Liberty to take government to court over ‘unlawful’ anti-protest legislation
Human rights group accuses Home Secretary Suella Braverman of an ‘overreach of her power
Care workers win £20 million back pay in Equal Pay victory
More than 1,000 workers will receive up to £25,000 each
EU moves to give gig workers more rights and protections
The council has proposed the reclassification of so-called platform workers
Fatal Motion on Public Order Bill voted down as Labour orders abstention in the Lords
Amendments to the Public Order Bill will now pass into legislation.
Equality Trust: Public sector duty regarding socio-economic inequalities
Let's bring Section 1 of the Equality Act to life, say charity
Amazon accused of ‘dirty tricks’ as GMB withdraws recognition bid
Amazon refuses to pay workers a decent wage, but are paying an additional 1,300 workers to try and bust the union, says GMB
Baroness Frances O’Grady: Bill flies in the face of human rights, equality & ILO conventions
Speech to the House of Lords 08/06/23
Government faced its second big defeat on the Strikes Bill
Matt Dykes of the TUC reports on another humiliation for the Government in the Lords
