Breaking news
Sunak’s anti-union laws would make UK ‘international outlier’, lawyers say
UK
English
/ All languages
Top stories
Sunak’s anti-union laws would make UK ‘international outlier’, lawyers say [The Guardian] 2023-03-31
Pacific trade pact “dire” for workers - TUC [TUC] 2023-03-31
Net zero strategy should be for everyone not just ‘Conservative Party friends and donors’ - TUC [TUC] 2023-03-30
Blacklisted construction worker sacked after making complaints about safety on site [Morning Star] 2023-03-29
Migration Bill is 'a gift' to dodgy employers looking to exploit migrant workers in underground economy [TUC] 2023-03-29
Sky-high stress could cause NHS exodus [Morning Star] 2023-03-29
AI could replace equivalent of 300 million jobs - report [BBC] 2023-03-28
Teachers' strikes: NEU urges teachers to reject new pay deal [BBC] 2023-03-27
New report: 2 in 3 people with Long Covid say they are treated unfairly at work [TUC] 2023-03-27
Revealed: stress of Ofsted inspections cited as factor in deaths of 10 teachers [The Observer] 2023-03-26
ActNOW
Today's labour news
This month in labour history
6-04-1912 After 37 days, Britain's first national coalmining strike ends. It results in the passage of the Coal Mines (Minimum Wage) Act. [more]
10-04-1984 The House of Commons meets for an emergency debate on the role of police in the miners strike, [more]
15-04-1856 Tom Mann, British syndicalist and a leader of the dock strikes in 1889 and 1911, is born [more]
23-04-1914 First publication of the classic socialist novel 'The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists' [more]