IWW union wins back Plymouth hospitality worker’s unpaid wages
Members of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) carried out a picket at a Plymouth restaurant last week, calling ...
Tag: workers rights
TUC links ‘dismal’ Tory policies to the coronavirus carnage that hit insecure workers
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has urged the Covid-19 Inquiry to "examine how 'unchecked growth' of insecure work left millions ...
The Royal Mail saga just got its biggest dollop of irony yet
Royal Mail's collapse as a functioning company has continued apace in recent weeks. Not least among this has been its ...
PizzaExpress launches a record label just as it’s cutting workers’ hours – oh, and don’t mention its taxes
Bosses at PizzaExpress are hammering workers. Oddly, though, it comes just after the hospitality chain launched its own record label, ...
Unite just travelled 6,000 miles to defend a group of workers sacked by Port of Felixstowe
Unite the Union has taken the fight for the so-called Felixstowe Four to the front door of the company that ...
Royal Mail’s catastrophic financial free fall leaves the CWU in a difficult position
As predicted, beleaguered Royal Mail made huge losses during the last financial year. It's hardly a surprise, given what the ...
Return to sender: Royal Mail boss Simon Thompson is just another fall guy for privatisation
Notorious Royal Mail boss Simon Thompson is on his way out. That's according to reports from Sky News. The incompetent ...
On the 90th anniversary, we should remember the start of the Nazi crackdown on trade unions
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) sent out a message on the 90th anniversary of the Nazi's repression of trade unions. ...
Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover goes from bad to worse
Free speech has been saved! Elon Musk has bought Twitter for a measly $44 billion. He is now our new ...
Jacob Rees-Mogg’s plan to scrap EU retention laws is wildly unpopular
Jacob Rees-Mogg is forging ahead with plans to scrap several European Union (EU) restrictions. As business secretary, Rees-Mogg is using ...
Shareholders have raked in £440bn more than workers
New analysis has found that companies have increased shareholder dividends by over three times the rate they've increased wages. The ...
The anti-rights bill is shelved, but Liz Truss’s class war continues unabated
A possible indication that the Liz Truss government is already under pressure came with the announcement that the so-called Bill ...
The truth about the rail strikes
There's lot of nonsense flying around in the establishment media about the rail strikes. Curtis Daily explains why the strikes ...
Sue Gray report tells us what we already know – this government hates working people
On 25 May, senior civil servant Sue Gray’s long-awaited report on the Downing Street parties during the height of the ...
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