The Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) welcomes the decision to insource around 2,000 workers back into the civil service.
Milburn Report: Trade Unions Must Fight to Prevent a ‘Lost Generation’ – The Red Weekly
Over 1 million young people are not working or in education. In our Red Weekly Column, Fraser McGuire looks to the trade union movement to help tackle this crisis.
Any Future Labour Leadership Needs to Forge an Independent Foreign Policy – Apsana Begum MP
Any leadership hopeful must acknowledge how bad the party's stance on Palestine has been and look to forge a foreign policy independent from the US - Apsana Begum MP.
CND calls for new direction as defence secretary resigns amid military spending row
Following the resignation of John Healey as Defence Secretary, CND is calling for the government to take a new direction.
UK Government’s New Sanctions on Israel are nowhere near enough – Palestine Solidarity Campaign
"These measures are utterly inadequate, and do not come close to meeting the government’s legal obligations to end all involvement with Israel’s illegal settlement enterprise."
CAIWU cleaners resume strike due to cynical attempts to cut hours
CAIWU members have resumed strike action against SBFM's cynical attempt to slash cleaners' hours while expecting them to maintain the same punishing workload.
Stand with the people of Palestine, Lebanon and Iran – Stop the War
"Keir Starmer’s government has been arming and supporting Israel, and while he says Britain is not involved in the Iran war, that is a lie."
Visa rethink needed to fix social care crisis – UNISON
"It’s clear that trebling the time it takes to settle would make the social care crisis a whole lot worse."
Britain has become third-largest nuclear weapons spender – CND
"It’s time to end the wasteful spending on war and nuclear weapons and redirect it into tackling the real security issues we face."
The economics of Trump’s war: profits for the few, misery for the many
"The promises of hundreds of billions being put toward military spending in Europe only serve to bolster arms company share prices and maintain a system that prioritises warfare."