Spotlight Why the UK’s apprenticeships strategy is failing the next generation To boost apprenticeships, the government must address the biggest cost – wages, says the Shadow Secretary of State for Education. By Kate Green
Feminism Kate Green MP: Jeremy Corbyn still doesn’t get our concerns about sexist abuse By Kate Green
Why the Living Wage campaign works for women Some 29 per cent of women earn less than the Living Wage compared with 18 per cent of male workers. It's… By Kate Green
Yes, it does matter that there are just two women on Britain’s new passports It comes back to the prevailing belief provided you have some women somewhere, you’ve done your bit for gender… By Kate Green
The market, not just the state, needs to up its game to tackle child poverty Without money to spend, the next Labour government will need other levers other than big spending to tackle poverty By Kate Green
Kate Green MP: We must invest in research into asbestos-caused lung conditions On Action for Mesothelioma Day, the shadow minister for disabled people writes about raising awareness of a fatal disease… By Kate Green
Labour is the only party that can be trusted to strengthen the minimum wage The Tories and the Lib Dems' past opposition to the minimum wage shows why we should be sceptical of… By Kate Green