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Labour must hold Starmer’s feet to the fire over workers’ rights, IER fringe hears
The step to the left has only come about amid growing pressure from unions and campaigners, Barry Gardiner tells Labour fringe
IER to host fringe meeting at Labour Party conference in Liverpool
50 years after the Pentonville 5, now is the time for a New Deal for Workers
Towards a Public Pathway Approach to a Just Energy Transition for the Global South
From Trade Unions for Energy Democracy (TUED)
Interest rates rise for seventh time in a row – to 2.25%
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee split 5-4 on rate rise
New GFTU publication: The True Causes of Inflation
Costas Lapavitsas, James Meadway & Doug Nicholls explain the cost-of-living crisis
Unison takes Govt to court over law allowing the use of agency workers to break strikes
Legal action against the Government over new regulations allowing agency workers to replace striking staff has been launched by UNISON
Unions launch legal challenge against government’s “strike-breaking”
Eleven trade unions launch judicial review of “anti-worker” regulations which “undermine the right to strike”
The Hazards Campaign rejects the political hijacking of the HSE
The HSE has again rejected a representative nominated from the TUC on to the it's Board
The right to strike is under threat in Europe, too.
The right to strike is at risk in a new EU proposal - a Regulation for a Single Market Emergency Instrument.
TUC reschedules it’s Annual Congress to 18-20 October
154th annual meeting of unions will start on Tuesday 18 October
