SOLIDARITY TRADE UNION | EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS & CASE LAW Wolfe v Taka Mayfair Ltd [2026] EAT 106 A worker is called into a meeting with
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Ending Zero-Hours Contracts? Not If Workers Remain Insecure
What good is banning zero-hours contracts if workers still don’t know what they’ll earn next week? That is the question ministers need to answer as
When the Weather Turns Against Workers: How Trade Unions Are Winning New Protections
For generations, workplace safety campaigns centred on machinery, chemicals, noise and manual handling. Today, another issue is moving rapidly up the union agenda: extreme weather.
Reform in power: when the slogans meet the balance sheet
Campaigning is the easy bit. You can promise to slash waste, freeze taxes, fix the potholes, sweep away bureaucracy and generally make the whole creaking
St George’s Day: Work, Identity, and the Quiet Politics of a Missed Holiday
St George’s Day arrives each year with a strange kind of weightlessness. England’s flags appear in pub windows, schoolchildren draw dragons, and local councils put
Unions as Architects of Sovereignty: How the Labour Movement Can Lead Britain’s Industrial Renewal
The government’s new insourcing rules mark a shift in industrial policy, but the deeper work of rebuilding Britain’s productive base will not be led from