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Britain's apprenticeships system isn't fit for purpose
Nearly half of under 19’s undertaking a level two or three apprentice in hairdressing are currently paid below the £3.50 minimum wage
The budget didn’t fix the problems of Universal Credit. Here’s what the Chancellor should have said
The Budget did nothing to address the huge cuts set to hit families in the coming years.
Improved pension rights on the right road despite bus court case
Saving for retirement is a big deal for workers. But not all employers are complying with their pension duties.
Budget 2017 was all talk and no action
The chancellor had bad news for working people, and he's not doing much about it
What has the Budget done for public sector workers?
With one exception, the chancellor has let public servants down
In Zimbabwe daylight has broken after a long dim dawn – but they need our solidarity to finish the job
Zimbabwean trade unions must play a role in the transition
The public sector pay squeeze has dramatically reduced English spending power
The pay cap has cost English local economies £8.5 billion in 2017
The Tories are still savaging departmental budgets – and we're all paying the price
We stand to lose a fifth of departmental budgets unless this government reverses course.
Four ways the Chancellor can afford higher public spending – not including accounting games
We can afford to increase spending. In fact, we can't afford not to.
Revealed: right-wing plans to scrap workers' rights after Brexit
We're indebted to former Conservative Chancellor Ken Clarke MP for blowing the gaff on his colleagues' plot.
