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Lessons unlearned

Nov 22, 2016By UNITElive

Prime Minister Theresa May has announced that the UK will have the “lowest corporate tax rate in the G20” ahead of her government’s first Autumn Statement, while Chancellor Philip Hammond hinted that…Read more…

Nov 22, 2016UNITElive

Bleak future?

Nov 21, 2016By UNITElive

      On the eve of the government’s Autumn Statement on Wednesday (November 23), Unite has revealed the necessity of immediate state intervention following a survey of the offshore…Read more…

Nov 21, 2016UNITElive

Cuts reversal call

Nov 18, 2016By UNITElive

For today’s spot we have not so much quote of the day as quotes. Ending cuts now has become a rallying cry that has united MPs across the political spectrum.   “I have a guiding principle in…Read more…

Nov 18, 2016UNITElive

Tougher times ahead?

Nov 18, 2016By UNITElive

The pressure is on for the Treasury to help ‘just about managing’ families in next week’s Autumn Statement, with groups and MPs from all sides calling for measures to help those households who are…Read more…

Nov 18, 2016UNITElive

A Britain for all

Nov 17, 2016By UNITElive

Shadow business secretary, Clive Lewis, has set out Labour’s industrial strategy, calling for “a new social contract” between industry, business and people.   The plans, outlined in a major…Read more…

Nov 17, 2016UNITElive

‘Step up to the plate’

Nov 17, 2016By UNITElive

Chancellor Philip Hammond needs to use next week’s autumn statement to financially reboot the UK’s crisis hit youth services which have seen 3,000 jobs axed in the last decade.   The call will…Read more…

Nov 17, 2016UNITElive

Reverse austerity call

Nov 15, 2016By UNITElive

Unite assistant general secretary Steve Turner agreed with shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, today (November 15) when McDonnell urged the government to take concrete steps to bring shared prosperity…Read more…

Nov 15, 2016UNITElive

Actions speak loudest

Nov 15, 2016By UNITElive

Prime minister Theresa May used her first speech following Donald Trump’s US election victory to castigate the financial elite for being out of touch with ordinary people – at an event where May and…Read more…

Nov 15, 2016UNITElive
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