In November 1985, over 100,000 people took to the streets of London to “March Against Apartheid.” Here’s the story of the day – and the story behind the story. CONTINUE READING
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Bakers’ union leader Sarah Woolley breaks glass ceiling
In this episode: New Bakers’ union leader Sarah Woolley, Key Workers in Vogue, Trouble brewing at BA, BT. CONTINUE READING
Unions in Vogue
Union members and reps are amongst the key workers featured by British Vogue. This is why it matters. CONTINUE READING
NEW UnionDues podcast
What it’s like to be a senior civil servant during Covid, union membership stats, a new survey of union reps, beefing up Employment Tribunals, and much more. CONTINUE READING
What’s Happened To Make You Think This Month?
A look back over May’s blogs and podcasts, and a look forward to the month ahead. CONTINUE READING
NEW PODCAST Why We Organise – plus A Roadmap For Recovery
Unions Aren’t Back – We Never Went Away CONTINUE READING
New Podcast: Not One But Two Holy Grails
What a week! We help you make sense of it all. CONTINUE READING
How Flexible Is Flexi-Working?
Flexi-Working is great, but not a magic wand for all employment ills CONTINUE READING
Click And Collect Jobs Catastrophe And The Case for UBI
The new normal isn’t going to be good news for many of the 6m workers currently furloughed. Put simply, click-and collect needs far fewer staff than pre-Covid habits. CONTINUE READING
The Union Brand
Getting our message across is especially important in these Covid-ridden times. CONTINUE READING
