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“Expensive exercise in futility’ Tory plans to evict tens of thousands over “Pay to Stay”

Sep 5, 2016By John's Labour blog

Hat tip to a hard hitting post in “Red Brick” seen below about the Tory plans to evict tens of thousands of working council and Housing Association tenants and their families.

This plan to means test all social tenants will cost millions to admi…Read more…

Sep 5, 2016John's Labour blog

‘Spectre of privatisation’

Sep 5, 2016By UNITElive

Unite officials say they are ‘extremely disappointed’ that an un-named council source is raising the spectre of privatisation for Edinburgh City Council’s refuse services.   Unite was responding…Read more…

Sep 5, 2016UNITElive

‘Slap in the face’

Sep 5, 2016By UNITElive

Unite has called it a ‘slap in the face’ after a global engineering firm said it wanted to slash redundancy payments for staff who have helped the company continue to make big profits.   In…Read more…

Sep 5, 2016UNITElive

Forced to retire early

Sep 5, 2016By UNITElive

Nearly half a million people in the UK are forced to retire before the state pension age because of illness or disability, a new TUC report has found, which accounts for on average one in eight…Read more…

Sep 5, 2016UNITElive

Unprecedented support for reforms

Sep 5, 2016By UNITElive

This time last year Sports Direct shares were trading at over £8 each as the retailer’s board prepared for the company’s annual general meeting at its Shirebrook HQ in Derbyshire.   The board no…Read more…

Sep 5, 2016UNITElive

HSE: What social partnership means to the Tories

Sep 5, 2016By Stronger Unions

On Friday the Government announced  a number of new appointments to the board of the Health and Safety Executive. The DWP did not indicate who they were representing when they made the announcement…Read more…

Sep 5, 2016Stronger Unions

First in the series of Political Forums to be organised throughout the country:

Sep 5, 2016By Rtuc's Blog

A Political Forum in London on the Future of Society SATURDAY, October 29th, 2016 10.00am  –   5pm Venue to be confirmed    Read more…

Sep 5, 2016Rtuc's Blog

The army of older people forced out of work by illness

Sep 5, 2016By Touchstone blog

Forget the stereotype of the cruise or the conservatory. For many babyboomers reaching their sixties means joblessness and ill health, according to TUC research published today. Around one in eight (12%) men and women are forced to stop working before state pension age due to ill-health or…Read more…

Sep 5, 2016Touchstone blog

Unite @ Fujitsu national newsletter

Sep 5, 2016By Unite Fujitsu News

UNITE has produced a new national "one per desk" newsletter that members are distributing at sites across the UK. You…Read more…

Sep 5, 2016Unite Fujitsu News

Finding a way through Brexit

Sep 5, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

As the UK wonders what happens next in a post-Brexit world, UNISON is acting now

The article Finding a way through Brexit first appeared on the UNISON National site.Read more…

Sep 5, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Japanese government battles for Japanese companies worried by Brexit

Sep 4, 2016By Touchstone blog

One of the key arguments that the TUC made when campaigning for a Remain vote in the EU referendum in June was that, outside the EU, we would find it more difficult to attract inward investment in manufacturing, including from the Japanese (who made si…Read more…

Sep 4, 2016Touchstone blog

Article 50: so much for Parliamentary sovereignty!

Sep 4, 2016By Touchstone blog

This week, Theresa May ruled out giving Parliament a vote before Article 50 is triggered. She’s explained her position in terms of respecting the will of the people as expressed in June’s referendum – and the TUC accepts that decision too. But we are still disappointed at her…Read more…

Sep 4, 2016Touchstone blog

Too Poor to Pay? Is this really the New Poll Tax?

Sep 3, 2016By John's Labour blog

This report is very disturbing. I have asked the Council for a response and agreed to meet with CPAG and Z2K. I will encourage other Councillors to do so as well. By coincidence I have just been to a Unison seminar where the practice of trying to force…Read more…

Sep 3, 2016John's Labour blog

1st Congress – International Workingmen’s Association – Sept. 3rd, 1866.

Sep 3, 2016By Power In A Union

150 years ago today – on September 3rd, 1866 – the First Congress of the International Workingmen’s Association convened in Geneva, Switzerland. Karl Marx, who was unable to attend,…Read more…

Sep 3, 2016Power In A Union

Workers’ Knowledge as Workers’ Power

Sep 3, 2016By Ian Manborde

Dear Colleagues,

As you’ll know I have been toiling on my doctoral thesis, the focus of which is the MA programme I run at Ruskin and its focus on the way in which trade unionists learn. Although I felt I had a handle on this, the research and reading…Read more…

Sep 3, 2016Ian Manborde

What should Labour’s policies be on workers’ rights?

Sep 2, 2016By Jon's union blog

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Sep 2, 2016Jon's union blog

Union mergers and industrial logic.

Sep 2, 2016By Jon's union blog

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Sep 2, 2016Jon's union blog

Sports Direct AGM on Wednesday 7th September

Sep 2, 2016By Labour And Capital

Next Wednesday see the AGM of Sports Direct take place. Since I last blogged about this it has become clear that a major investor revolt is underway.

The company has been publicly criticised by the Investor Forum (a first), which has called for a thor…Read more…

Sep 2, 2016Labour And Capital

What are the challenges for unions’ traditional ways of working in a digital world?

Sep 2, 2016By Stronger Unions

There’s a lot of talk out there about ‘digital disruption’. This is a process cited for the demise of newspapers, troubles in the music industry, the end of Kodak and the death of…Read more…

Sep 2, 2016Stronger Unions

N tice nything missing?

Sep 2, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

At UNISON we know how vital blood donation is, which is why we’ve been taking part in the #missingtype campaign

The article N tice nything missing? first appeared on the UNISON National site.Read more…

Sep 2, 2016Dave Prentis blog
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