Brexit should bring urgency to finding new models of employment relations, writes Nita Clarke In 2016, as parliament...
Brexit should bring urgency to finding new models of employment relations, writes Nita Clarke In 2016, as parliament...
Last week the Trades Union Congress released research that showed that BAME workers with degrees are two and a half...
The world of work is already well on its way to a new revolution. Workers change jobs, employers and careers far more...
The radical 1945 Labour government built the welfare state to address the five giant evils that William Beveridge saw...
The first step towards recovery is admitting there is a problem, the second step is trying to address that issue....
After years of personal teeth gnashing over the disastrous policy of employment tribunal fees, it is encouraging to...
In 2014 there were two million single parents with dependent children – that is nearly one in four households with...
The coalition government’s own domestic research paints a damming picture of the performance of apprenticeships in...
Today’s zero-hours debate offers a unique give thousands of low-paid workers more security. Today members of...
I began Business Questions this week by responding to yesterday’s top line figures on jobs. Whilst we welcome any fall...
Labour must shift the centre-ground once again In 2007 I debated in favour of the statement: ‘No feminist should vote...
Nobody can deny that Rachel Reeves knows her brief. With a background in financial services she is comfortable in the...