The Trade Union Bill isn’t just draconian. It’s also sexist
It is women who will bear the brunt of the Conservatives’ assault on trades unions.
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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 time…
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Lidl shows that a living wage isn’t an act of charity – but a sensible strategy
Lidl has felt the benefits of increasing its staff’s wages – suggesting that a wage increase may not be the…
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Up Close and Personal with Jacqueline McGuigan Solicitor at TMP Solicitors LLP
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The Living Wage: an idea whose time has come
Even Boris Johnson sees the benefits.
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Artemis Monthly Distribution Fund
We tread a tightrope. On one side, trying to earn our investors a lot more income would involve taking unacceptable…
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We need to do much more to make the Houses of Parliament a 21st century employer
Black and minority ethnic workers are four times more likely to occupy the worst paid jobs in parliament – while…
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Here’s why I just helped to shut down Britain’s largest coal mine
Coal is dirty, dangerous and bad for our environment, argues Guy Shrubsole.
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