Blog listing
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How to beat the commuter blues
More employers should set about starting to solve the problem of ever-lengthening commute times
Are we ready for ‘Artificial Empathy’?
New technologies can offer social possibilities as well business ones, but only if workers are given a voice in how they're developed
"I'm a person, not a number" - why microchipping staff is a sinister step too far
We’d like to hear what security concerns could possibly justify implanting staff with microchips
Brexit and EU citizens - why ministers are playing poker with people's lives
With less than 6 months to go, 3.5 million EEA citizens in the UK still don't know what will happen to their rights after Brexit
Claire Mullaly's tips on how to be a great trans ally
Trade unionists have always been allies to the most oppressed in society, which is why being a trans ally is so central to our movement
New stress toolkit a good starting point for tackling workplace stress
A new Health and Safety Executive toolkit on dealing with workplace stress could prove useful, but it shouldn't be seen as the solution to preventing stress
Three reasons why CDC pensions could mean a better retirement for workers
Thanks to the CWU union, the government is planning to allow a new pension scheme that could mean more working people get the security in retirement they deserve
The Chancellor finally admits austerity was a political choice
Philip Hammond now agrees that getting the economy growing is the best way to repair the public finances. What took him so long?
Five reasons why young workers are getting a raw deal
In the first week of Young Workers Month, we take a look at why so many young people are having a tough time at work
Budget 2018 - Why austerity is here to stay
The Chancellor wants you to think that yesterday’s Budget was good for working people. It wasn’t.
