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The world of work is already well on its way to a new revolution. Workers change jobs, employers and careers far more frequently than ever before. There are new opportunities in industries that did not even exist ten years ago – plus technology continues to disrupt...

National Apprenticeship Week is a welcome celebration and promotion of apprenticeships, but it is also an opportune time to reflect on the much needed improvements that still need to be implemented. Earlier this week UnionLearn held its annual Voice of Apprentices...

A new agenda for Labour The crash of 2008 remains a watershed for New Labour’s political economy. The reliance on the financial sector and public administration as the twin drivers of growth was revealed as incapable of generating the value necessary for a competitive...

In a week when Labour's relationship with the unions is the crisis of the cycle, story of the second and trending twitter topic, the first of our 'Top Of The Policies' of 2012, sponsored by unionlearn and Unions21, steered my mind from one Unite (my union) towards the...