Employment rights
Millions of Brits think their jobs are ‘meaningless.’ Could a four-day working work week fix that?
Millions of Brits think their jobs are ‘meaningless.’ Could a four-day working work week fix that?
An estimated 11 million British workers believe their jobs are ‘meaningless’ new analysis suggests – prompting renewed calls for a four day work week
I was abused, bullied and left in limbo as a migrant domestic worker. I’m proud of myself for surviving
I was abused, bullied and left in limbo as a migrant domestic worker. I’m proud of myself for surviving
Friday 5 April marks 12 years since Theresa May’s government revoked the Overseas Domestic Worker visa as part of the hostile environment policy in 2012. Marigold Balquen shares her story
‘Job apocalypse’: Up to 8 million Brits risk losing their jobs to AI, government warned
‘Job apocalypse’: Up to 8 million Brits risk losing their jobs to AI, government warned
As AI becomes more widespread, the UK is at a ‘sliding doors moment’, the Institute for Public Policy Research has found
Over 500 employers named for ‘cheating workers’ out of minimum wage – but it’s worse than you think
Over 500 employers named for ‘cheating workers’ out of minimum wage – but it’s worse than you think
The Great Amazon Heist: New doc exposes inconvenient truths about world’s biggest online retailer
The Great Amazon Heist: New doc exposes inconvenient truths about world’s biggest online retailer
How to join a union
How to join a union
Reports of forced labour, sex trafficking and domestic servitude at record high in Britain
Reports of forced labour, sex trafficking and domestic servitude at record high in Britain
What is my right to strike?
What is my right to strike?
Is your boss a Dominic Raab? What to do if you’re a victim of bullying at work
Is your boss a Dominic Raab? What to do if you’re a victim of bullying at work
How does sick pay in the UK compare to the rest of the world?
How does sick pay in the UK compare to the rest of the world?
Menopause policies would keep women in work. Why won’t the government listen?
Menopause policies would keep women in work. Why won’t the government listen?
Will there be a general strike in 2023?
Will there be a general strike in 2023?
Do we have to go to the work Christmas party?
Do we have to go to the work Christmas party?
Government urged to tackle violence faced by community pharmacists
Government urged to tackle violence faced by community pharmacists
What happened to Liz Truss’s pledge to stamp out workplace sexual harassment?
What happened to Liz Truss’s pledge to stamp out workplace sexual harassment?
Thousands of BT workers stage biggest strike in 35 years
Thousands of BT workers stage biggest strike in 35 years
‘Knock for a drink or an ice lolly!’: How Brits are helping those working outside in the heatwave
‘Knock for a drink or an ice lolly!’: How Brits are helping those working outside in the heatwave
Pubs and clubs in Newcastle will have to provide free taxis for staff working late-night shifts
Pubs and clubs in Newcastle will have to provide free taxis for staff working late-night shifts
1 in 3 now work from home as more employees demand flexibility
1 in 3 now work from home as more employees demand flexibility
Bosses are being told to let staff work from home during the heatwave
Bosses are being told to let staff work from home during the heatwave
Trains to teachers: What strikes could happen in 2022?
Trains to teachers: What strikes could happen in 2022?
Buckingham Palace is offering below minimum wage pay for a live-in housekeeper
Buckingham Palace is offering below minimum wage pay for a live-in housekeeper
Asked to do unpaid overtime? That’s wage theft and it could be pushing your pay below minimum wage
Asked to do unpaid overtime? That’s wage theft and it could be pushing your pay below minimum wage
The sexist traditions of ‘office housework’ – and how to end them
The sexist traditions of ‘office housework’ – and how to end them
Union’s landmark deal with Deliveroo ‘sells out’ workers, say activists