Employment
Young people ‘in dire need of support’ in Covid recovery, warn MPs
Young people ‘in dire need of support’ in Covid recovery, warn MPs
More than a third of workers given less than a week’s notice of their hours
More than a third of workers given less than a week’s notice of their hours
As the country opens up, we must address the issue of workers’ rights
As the country opens up, we must address the issue of workers’ rights
Five lessons a year of Covid taught us about low-skilled workers’ rights
Five lessons a year of Covid taught us about low-skilled workers’ rights
Youth unemployment crisis will cost UK economy £7bn warns think tank
Youth unemployment crisis will cost UK economy £7bn warns think tank
Almost half of British workers still fear for their job after a year
Almost half of British workers still fear for their job after a year
Furlough: How other countries are supporting workers through the Covid crisis
Furlough: How other countries are supporting workers through the Covid crisis
Homeless to key worker: The social enterprise turning people’s lives around
Homeless to key worker: The social enterprise turning people’s lives around
‘They forgot about us’: Self-employed taxi drivers face huge drop in earnings
‘They forgot about us’: Self-employed taxi drivers face huge drop in earnings
‘The bridge through Covid is not there for me’: ExcludedUK meet with mayors
‘The bridge through Covid is not there for me’: ExcludedUK meet with mayors
Gordon Brown launches young person jobs guarantee petition
Gordon Brown launches young person jobs guarantee petition
Over 100,000 to be made redundant during crisis – with more cuts on the way
Over 100,000 to be made redundant during crisis – with more cuts on the way
Tony Adams is fronting a campaign to ask employers to look beyond the past
Tony Adams is fronting a campaign to ask employers to look beyond the past
The Big Issue is teaming up with the Jobcentre to help people into work
The Big Issue is teaming up with the Jobcentre to help people into work
UK employment may be highest since 1971, but millions still live in poverty
UK employment may be highest since 1971, but millions still live in poverty
New research shows the migrant employment boom has not impacted UK workers