Equal pay cases rarely arrive with fireworks. They tend to come wrapped in spreadsheets, job descriptions and long arguments about “material factors”. But every so
Tag: Workers’ Rights
Workers Must Stand Against Reform UK’s Assault on Rights
There are moments in the political life of a country when a proposal is so sweeping, so casually destructive, that it forces every serious organisation
Five Days to Appeal: How a Flawed HR Convention Became a Barrier to Workplace Justice — And Why ACAS Must Act
There are many small injustices in the modern workplace — the quiet, procedural ones that rarely make headlines but shape the daily reality of workers
Reform UK signals plans to roll back key employment rights and worker protection
Solidarity is a non‑party‑political trade union. We are not affiliated to any political party and we don’t maintain a political fund. Our responsibility is to
Unfair dismissal – A quiet bombshell
Last week the government quietly dropped a (little) bombshell, by adding an ‘Unfair Dismissal Factsheet’ to this page on the Employment Rights Act 2025. The
Why Delaying Retirement Age Harms Workers
The proposal to push the state pension age beyond 68 feels like a betrayal. It undermines the deal we’ve earned through decades of work. As