The concept of a membership journey is novel yet somehow obvious. And the overlap between 80 or so trade unions and our 6m members, with the 54.3m members of the UK’s other 8000 membership organisations is extensive. CONTINUE READING
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Social Rights In Post-Covid Britain
The campaign for Social Rights to form an integral part of post-Covid Britain is growing. Here’s my take on the Why and the How. CONTINUE READING
NEW PODCAST Unions Go Digital In The Covid Crisis
In the first episode of the UnionDues podcast, I chat with TUC Digital guru, John Wood on how the Covid crisis is the ultimate stress test for their work. CONTINUE READING
Talk Before Actioning Covid Furloughs – Or Pay The Price
The emergency nature of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme doesn’t over-ride basic employment law or common sense. CONTINUE READING
The UnionDues Podcast Is Coming….
Why now is the time for this all-things-unions podcast CONTINUE READING
Will Brady Doctrine End Brentford’s Premiership Push?
Football is unimportant compared to Covid 19, but it means a lot to many people. CONTINUE READING
Apocashopping* And Other Coronavirus Caricatures
We’re facing two ways at the same time on the coronavirus crisis. How can we make sense of it all? CONTINUE READING
Coronavirus, Sick Pay & The Case For Government Action
Making special bespoke arrangements for those in financial distress as a result of quarantine and self-isolation is possible, appropriate and necessary. CONTINUE READING
Dad, Don’t Be A D*ck
Everyone parents in their own way and there is no playbook. But why do fathers take kids to the game if they are unable to look after them? CONTINUE READING
27 Rail Strike Days? How Did We Get To This?
Ill-informed comment and political interference won’t solve this high-stakes dispute CONTINUE READING
