With an unexpected majority Labour government, what are the priority issues for the NZ Council of trade Unions? CONTINUE READING
Archive podcast
My journey along the Working River – with Brian Denny
Songs from and the stories behind the Working River project – the lives of those who live and work on the Thames. CONTINUE READING
An epic journey – postal workers though the twenteens!
Terry Pullinger, CWU DGS (Postal) gives the inside story of a tumultuous decade, and his hopes for post-Covid Britain. CONTINUE READING
It’s all about organising, with Rozanne Foyer
STUC General Secretary on campaigning, Covid, working with government, the independence debate, and her trade union journey. CONTINUE READING
Unions and the self-employment opportunity
From podcasters to planners, the booming self-employment sector is a challenge and opportunity for unions. What have we learned so far and what more can we do? CONTINUE READING
CatWalks and Organising – Unionising the fashion industry
The latest UnionDues podcast looks at unionising the fashion industry and the campaign to save UK theatres. CONTINUE READING
UnionDues is back!
Union website league table revealed, why office based servers are a recipe for risk, the threat posed by ignorance about data laws, and why happiness lies in search engine optimisation. CONTINUE READING
Pharmacists: Organising to meet the Covid challenge
We explore the challenge for pharmacists during coronavirus, and why the crisis was exactly the right time to introduce dedicated equality networks within the union. CONTINUE READING
Union strength in the financial and mutual sectors
How do one-employer unions stay independent and effectives? CONTINUE READING
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
