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From Pentonville to P&O: a crucial strategic summit for the movement
The Morning Star reviews last weekend's Campaign for Trade Union Freedom conference, supported by the IER
1.8 million suffer work-related illness in Great Britain
Stress, depression, and anxiety making up around half of cases
Women are three times more likely to work part-time and nearly four times more likely to work term-time only than men
TUC calls on ministers to quickly act on their promise to extend and strengthen flexible working rights
Durham Miners Gala 2022 – official film
Commissioned by the Durham Miners Association (DMA) and the Friends of Durham Miners Gala.
More than 10,000 ambulance workers vote to strike across England and Wales
No one in the health service takes strike action lightly – today shows just how desperate they are, says GMB Union
ITUC World Congress: new leadership unveiled
The new ITUC leadership has been unveiled at the conclusion of the 5th ITUC World Congress in Melbourne, Australia
P&O’s Peter Hebblethwaite wins worst boss poll
Peter Hebblethwaite has won the ITUC poll for the Worst Boss in the World.
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
