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Mexico’s social progress shows better is possible – Siân Errington

12th September 202611th September 2026Leave a Comment on Mexico’s social progress shows better is possible – Siân Errington

"As a country that shares a border with the US and is seen very much as part of their ‘backyard’, the progressive changes Mexico has undertaken to put people before profit must be defended."

Burnham should introduce a second Employment Rights Bill – IER

12th September 202611th September 2026Leave a Comment on Burnham should introduce a second Employment Rights Bill – IER

The Institute of Employment Rights (IER) and the Campaign for Trade Union Freedom (CTUF) are hosting a fringe meeting at the annual TUC Congress in Brighton.

UCU balloon on a demonstration.

Wages not weapons! – Jo Grady, UCU General Secretary

11th September 202612th September 2026Leave a Comment on Wages not weapons! – Jo Grady, UCU General Secretary

"We can fight for a different set of priorities: wages not weapons, social investment and international solidarity rather than division."

Burnham must scrap ILR changes to save social care – Neil Duncan-Jordan MP

11th September 202611th September 2026Leave a Comment on Burnham must scrap ILR changes to save social care – Neil Duncan-Jordan MP

"The Prime Minister’s ambitions for the future simply aren’t compatible with this particularly damaging mistake of the past."

Our new PM should grasp the nettle on Workers’ Rights – James Harrison, Institute of Employment Rights

11th September 202612th September 2026Leave a Comment on Our new PM should grasp the nettle on Workers’ Rights – James Harrison, Institute of Employment Rights

Ahead of TUC Congress, IER Director James Harrison sets out five gaps in the Employment Rights Act 2025 — and the case for a Second Employment Rights Bill.

Give us back our industrial muscle – Steve Gillan, POA

11th September 202612th September 2026Leave a Comment on Give us back our industrial muscle – Steve Gillan, POA

"I say to the new Prime Minister, as I’ve done to his predecessors – give my members back the right to strike or raise their pay, terms and conditions to a level where they would never need to!"

Jess Barnard: Labour Has Started Moving on Palestine. It Can’t Stop Here.

11th September 202611th September 2026Leave a Comment on Jess Barnard: Labour Has Started Moving on Palestine. It Can’t Stop Here.

Jess Barnard praises the dedication of the Palestine movement following the new government's shift on Palestine, calling for continued resolve until there a complete end to the genocide.

National unity and international action needed for Palestine – Declan Kearney MLA

10th September 20268th September 2026Leave a Comment on National unity and international action needed for Palestine – Declan Kearney MLA

"Promoting stronger, cohesive global solidarity, and supporting the achievement of Palestinian political unity are the priorities upon which we must concentrate our efforts."

Labour Outlook Special Conference 2026 Edition

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We have published a new special bulletin featuring voices from across our movement on a range of key topics for the wider labour and trade union movement.

Get behind the campaign for Wages Not Weapons – Alex Kenny, Stop The War

10th September 202610th September 2026Leave a Comment on Get behind the campaign for Wages Not Weapons – Alex Kenny, Stop The War

Ahead of TUC Congress, Alex Kenny calls on trade unionists to back the campaign for Wages not Weapons and for delegates to back the motion at the congress in Brighton.

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