Crackdown on bogus self-employment delayed once more
Will firms now thwart employment rights reforms by making workers their own bosses?
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Union boss defends Labour’s workers’ rights U-turn
Paul Nowak, secretary-general of the Trades Union Congres, called the row-back a necessary “compromise”
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How anti-migrant politics came for Deliveroo
Clashes with couriers outside an asylum hotel protest expose a dilemma – for government and protesters alike.
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The truth about junior doctors’ pay
The BMA’s figures are debatable.
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PMQs review: Starmer is finally up for a fight
The parliamentary battle over workers’ rights has commenced.
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American labour’s realignment
With the nomination of Lori Chavez-DeRemer as secretary of labour, the labour movement has an opportunity under Trump – as…
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Can the UK afford the New Deal for Working People?
Time will tell if Angela Rayner’s flagship policy commitment will bolster the power of the workforce, and drive economic growth.
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Labour’s employment bill is a vital opportunity for women’s rights
Now in government, the party must ensure its proposed legislation delivers on better protections for working women and incentivises the…
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Workers’ rights or growth? Another “tough choice” for Labour
Will pressure from business and their own economic priorities force Starmer and Reeves to dilute promised employment reforms?
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The Policy Ask with Jason Judd: “The UK’s Modern Slavery Act is not fit for purpose”
The executive director of the Cornell University Global Labor Institute on international workers’ rights, President Lula, and being “less fox,…
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Will Labour’s New Deal for Workers fix a broken jobs market?
Internal rows over major reforms to employment law have captured headlines. But what impact will they have if implemented?
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Will Keir Starmer’s agreement with the unions last?
Labour is sticking by the New Deal for Working People for one big reason.
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We need universal access to occupational health
In the UK, 2.8 million people are off work due to sickness – businesses of all sizes must be supported…
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Elon Musk’s fight against workers’ rights
The billionaire is leading corporate America’s latest assault on working people.
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Labour should ignore corporate scaremongering over workers’ rights
The business lobby was wrong over the minimum wage and is wrong over the New Deal for Working People.
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The Research Brief: We need investment-led recovery to solve the productivity puzzle
Your weekly dose of policy thinking.
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Labour must be unashamedly pro-business and pro-worker
Delivering economic growth and prosperity means working in partnership.
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Trade union militancy will outlast the Tories
At the TUC conference in Liverpool, the gap between what the unions want and what Labour is offering is glaring.
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Labour still needs the unions
Angela Rayner’s lead on workers’ rights is keeping organised labour behind the party – for now.
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Could Angela Rayner’s TUC hero status backfire?
The Labour deputy’s reaffirmation of the New Deal for Working People means she can’t let unions down on workers’ rights.
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