Court rules Uber drivers are workers.

A brief respite is being eroded by the government's failure to adequately fund safe schools

The left should agree a common slate for NEC elections based on based on building a rank-and-file led class struggle union

The new CWU-Royal Mail deal sells our conditions too cheaply.

By KD Tait Following a mass online briefing attended by tens of thousands of education workers at the weekend, trade unionists are taking action to prevent the unsafe reopening of schools. This action is now essential because the government’s insistence on keeping schools open was a major contributory factor to the spread of a more […]

By Jeremy Dewar Novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-19 continues to test the world’s governments. None more than Boris Johnson’s Tory administration, it seems, with the recent discovery of a new strain, variant B117 in the south-east of Britain, which is proving to be 56% more infectious than previous iterations of the virus. Not only is this variant […]

Unison General Secretary election.

We need to prepare to take action.

Companies that cut jobs should be nationalised without compensation to their owners

Vote Paul Homles for Unison General Secretary

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Smokescreen of financial difficulties.

Threats of large-scale redundancies among outsourced catering staff at Birkbeck have sparked a campaign of resistance from Birkbeck Unison.

Postal workers being lined up for a defeat

Passed by Lambeth Unison

How Marxists explain the causes and consequences of unemployment under capitalism

GMB must press ahead with strike ballot.

Say no to shoddy British Airways deal!

Rallies and demonstrations are due to take place across the country, as part of a growing grassroots revolt by nurses and health workers excluded from a recent public sector pay rise

The divide in Unite's dominant faction deepens.

Hundreds joined the nationwide day of action calling for justice for NHS nurses and health workers excluded from a recent public sector pay rise.

Royal Mail is in the red - our answer must be renationalisation

As unemployment rockets, union rank & file and unemployed must launch fightback.

The answer to a Royal Mail in the red is renationalisation not cuts

How we can stop the schools reopening on 1 June and put public health before private wealth

Britain has become No1 in Europe and No2 in the world for COVID-19 mortality. To replace the “stay at home’ message with “go to work” carries the danger of a second peak.

Royal Mail's attempt to cut the postal service has been thwarted by the threat of walkouts.

As the coronavirus crisis rips through society, International Workers' Memorial Day on 28 April is more important than ever.

The environmental argument against a third runway at Heathrow is clear. Emissions from aviation already rose by thirty-two percent between 2013 and 2018. Currently they account for two percent of global carbon emissions and this amount is projected to triple by 2050 if no action is taken

While the ballot is on hold, postal workers’ health concerns have come to the fore as offices in Bridgewater and Alloa walk out