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Published in: Home: NewsCleaners are suing Great Ormond Street for alleged institutional racism
Ethnic minority hospital cleaners say they were denied NHS contracts and paid less than the majority-white NHS staff
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Published in: Home: AnalysisWhat the ‘Spycops’ inquiry isn’t telling us about state infiltration
The undercover policing inquiry is downplaying spying on trade unions and government involvement in blacklisting
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Published in: Beyond Trafficking and Slavery: OpinionAnti-strike bill: a step toward forced labour in the UK?
The government seems willing to undermine the very bedrock of human rights law to keep employees at work
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Published in: Home: OpinionI’ve never been on strike before. Here’s why today was different
OPINION: I’m walking out in solidarity with colleagues, even though I have my own problems as a freelancer
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Published in: Home: News‘Don’t use me as an excuse’: Paramedics slam anti-protest bill
The Tories justify the Public Order Bill by saying protests ‘block emergency services’. Ambulance workers don’t agree
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Published in: Home: NewsEU is urged: No deals with UK unless right to strike is protected
Europe’s unions make plea to MEPs as UK tries to resolve deadlock over Northern Ireland
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Published in: Home: NewsComparing UK anti-strike law to Europe is ‘b*llocks’, say continental unions
European trade unionists say UK strike laws are already more restrictive than its neighbours
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Published in: Home: OpinionHow a farcical new report on Northern Ireland Protocol poses a real threat
OPINION: It’s worrying that a paper undermining the Good Friday Agreement has been welcomed by influential politicians
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Published in: Home: FeatureAre unions failing to support Black NHS workers?
As strikes continue nationwide, openDemocracy asks whether Black people are properly represented in the labour movement
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Published in: Home: OpinionPosties like me are working ourselves to death. Enough is enough
OPINION: I’ve been a Royal Mail worker for 30 years. Here’s why I’m going on strike
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Published in: Home: FeatureAt the UK’s detention centres, border violence and outsourcing collide
OPINION: We need unity between the detained, the outsourced and the underpaid – unions must take on the fight
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Published in: Home: OpinionHow industrial action could make the UK more democratic
OPINION: The RMT, postal workers and nurses are preparing to strike. It's good news for anyone interested in social mobility
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Published in: ourEconomy: OpinionWhy Britain’s labour movement needs a red-hot media strategy
After a summer of strikes, unions need to up their media game to make real and lasting gains for workers
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Published in: Home: NewsMinisters found no evidence Truss’s ‘red tape-cutting’ will aid businesses
Exclusive: The government’s own expert has warned that the prime minister’s deregulation could hamper growth
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Published in: Home: FeatureRevealed: UK’s COVID heroes among hardest hit by cost of living crisis
Losing their homes, struggling for food – cleaners, health and transport workers say strikes are their only option
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Published in: Home: NewsGovernment’s anti-union law will push wages down, economist warns
Ministers could be breaking international law by allowing employers to bring in agency workers to break strikes
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Published in: Home: NewsRail firm paid shareholders £500m before asking workers to take wage cut
CEOs of the six biggest train companies also took home a combined salary of more than £5m in 2020
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Published in: Home: OpinionIt’s great to see Mick Lynch calling out the media’s anti-union bullshit
Billionaires control our politics and our press, yet we’re told unions are the real enemy of the British worker
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Published in: Home: OpinionWhy Just Stop Oil supports the striking rail workers
Unions have a duty to protect their members from the fossil fuel crisis. But we must all be prepared to go further
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Published in: openDemocracyUK: OpinionScottish Tories’ only hope of election success is to form a whole new party
There is a way forward for the Scottish Conservatives. But it’s not Boris Johnson’s resignation