Key tribunal ruling leads way for new employment law test
Anti-union activity and blacklisting behind staff dismissals by Rockstar Games find no support from employment tribunal
Read moreDetailsAnti-union activity and blacklisting behind staff dismissals by Rockstar Games find no support from employment tribunal
Read moreDetailsWith Nissan and Chery, the UK looks set to reap benefits from a wider global shift in the balance of...
Read moreDetailsThe end of Orbán’s rule exposes uncertainties over the future of European expansion plans, even as the UK pushes for...
Read moreDetailsWorkers’ groups say new labour reforms leave major gaps, as campaigners plan a rally in London calling for stronger legal...
Read moreDetailsCommunications union mounts legal action against TikTok on behalf of moderators forced into redundancy at social media site
Read moreDetailsStarmer rules out customs union in favour of closer EU alignment, and sees strength in sectoral deals
Read moreDetailsThe attempt by a coalition of Tory and Lib Dem peers to wreck the government’s pro-worker employment protection legislation continues
Read moreDetailsSteps to unionisation may seem small but are key to protecting workers’ rights in the digi-tech arena
Read moreDetailsThe government have U-turned on a proposal to re-introduce charges for employment tribunals: we should empower negotiation not litigation
Read moreDetailsOn the eve of the Labour conference, slow progress on employment rights should be a major issue for the government
Read moreDetailsA new set of laws protecting workers’ rights is a start but it falls short of what’s needed and distances...
Read moreDetailsAfter strikes and job losses in Berlin, UK redundancies have been announced – but will new employment legislation offer any...
Read moreDetailsTikTok workers strike in Berlin after 150 jobs cut and replaced by AI; union demands severance, retraining, and fair treatment
Read moreDetailsA recent Reuters Institute survey finds UK journalists are ageing, with younger ones more likely to be women and older...
Read moreDetailsGlobal body backs new rights for platform workers – ILO to draft binding rules ensuring protections in platform jobs long...
Read moreDetailsThe executive order to OK Nippon Steel’s bid is a blow to US workers, who fear job losses and risks...
Read moreDetailsThe Gulf states have poor records on workers’ rights, with most not ratifying core international conventions on trade union freedoms
Read moreDetailsAs Labour plough ahead with international trade agreements they need to be careful not to compromise on human and working...
Read moreDetailsHaving secured a long sought-after trade agreement with India on 6 May, UK agreement with USA on tariffs was announced...
Read moreDetailsTesla’s empire is unravelling – profits are down 71%, global protests are rising, and even Neil Young is telling fascists...
Read moreDetailsUK business groups are attempting to wreck the government’s employment rights bill which is now in the House of Lords
Read moreDetailsThe UK and EU said to be ‘optimistic’ they can strike a ‘reset’ post-Brexit deal at forthcoming EU-UK Summit on...
Read moreDetailsA week on from his infamous ‘Liberation Day’, the signs are that Donald Trump is determined to crash the US...
Read moreDetailsThe pain starts now, as Trump’s tariffs will raise prices, cost jobs, and break promises – while US workers and...
Read moreDetailsThe proposed 25% tariffs on imported vehicles aim to create American jobs but could raise costs and shake global trade....
Read moreDetailsElon Musk’s Tesla reign may be nearing its end as plunging stocks, political ties, and strategic missteps fuel investor unrest
Read moreDetailsThe UK’s post-Brexit trade strategy has largely floundered, and Labour is now hampered by failed deals and unfulfilled promises
Read moreDetailsUnions welcome the updated employment rights bill, but businesses warn of risks and campaigners push for stronger worker protections
Read moreDetailsAutomotive giant Tesla sees fall in sales despite CEO’s infamous rise to power
Read moreDetailsAs Germany heads to the polls, a CDU-led coalition is likely – but AfD’s rise could shake the system and...
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