‘Slow violence’ A review of The Department
Inside the government’s war on the disabled
Liz Kendall is preparing to slash income support for the sick and unemployed
Labour blames welfare claimants for unemployment Read Post »
By Jeremy Dewar Workers in Britain are being hit by a triple whammy this month: inflation heading towards 5%; a
Mass unemployment and the scourge of long-term joblessness have returned.
Coronavirus cases are surging once again.
Stop the third wave: no trade-off between lives and livelihoods Read Post »
HIstory of the National Unemployed Workers Movement.
The unemployed struggles of the 1920s – We will not starve in silence! Read Post »
Take this motion to your trade union or Labour branch.
Bristol Trades Council to protest rising unemployment Read Post »
How Marxists explain the causes and consequences of unemployment under capitalism
Every person should be entitled to a living wage
Down with Universal Credit: a living wage for all Read Post »
As unemployment rockets, union rank & file and unemployed must launch fightback.
In the last two weeks of March, 950,000 people successfully applied for the income support part of Universal Credit. The DWP has moved 10,000 backroom staff onto the frontline to cope with the 10-fold surge in demand
A million sign on in two weeks: the reality behind Sunak’s empty promises Read Post »
Increasing numbers of young people are being forced to work for free as school leavers, college leavers and university graduates
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