976 words, 5 minutes read time. A new report by the National Audit Office has raised serious questions about how HMRC tackles tax avoidance and
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Court Says Old Employer Still to Blame for Staff Mistakes Made Before Job Transfer
High Court ruling clarifies what happens under TUPE when employees move jobs but past harm is alleged 407 words, 2 minutes read time. In the
‘One to Four and Not One More’: The Islington Nursery Workers’ Strike and Why It Still Matters
1,343 words, 7 minutes read time. In the spring of 1984, more than 150 low-paid nursery workers—nearly all of them women—walked out of their council-run
Farage is No Friend of Working People: A Personal View from Pat Harrington, General Secretary of Solidarity
The recent successes of Reform UK at the ballot box – including a by-election win in Runcorn and the Doncaster mayoralty – have understandably caused
UK Universities Face Funding Crisis and Job Cuts
1,361 words, 7 minutes read time. UK universities are in the grip of a crisis, one that has been years in the making. At the
Workers’ Memorial Day: Remembering Lives Lost at Work
Monday 28 April 2025 is Workers’ Memorial Day. It’s the day we remember all those killed, injured, or made ill because of their jobs. We’re asking