Blog listing
'414' blogs listed
Imagine an NHS without the Windrush Generation
The growth and development of the NHS is inextricably linked with the journey and experiences of the Windrush Generation and similar migrants
70 years after Windrush, anti-migrant racism persists in Europe
It's right that so many today applaud the contribution made by the Windrush Generation, but the racist attitudes they faced have been ignored
Pension warning bells are ringing but ministers plough on regardless
The government has rejected proposals to help pension savers at retirement, despite mounting evidence that the current system is not fit for the future
Government finally bans sexist dress codes at work
After years of union campaigning, the government has finally published guidance for employers and employees on dress codes at work
Theresa May’s NHS funding pledge: what we know and what we don't
Five things that should give you pause for thought
What would dads like for Fathers’ Day this year? How about proper paternity pay
TUC analysis published ahead of Fathers’ Day reveals that one in four dads who had a child in the last 12 months didn’t qualify for statutory paternity pay
Young workers are in desperate need of a voice at work
Across the country there are a disproportionate number of young people out of work. Beth Farhat talks about the problems they face
Seeing the wood for the trees in the latest inflation figures
The real message behind the most recent figures is that underlying inflationary pressures are still weakening
The Withdrawal Bill is a chance for the prime minister to show she's serious about protecting workers’ rights
In today’s discussion of the EU Withdrawal Bill, the Commons will debate Lords Amendment No 4, on providing better protections for workers’ rights.
World Cup – employers, it’s the extra 10 per cent that your staff remember
Allowing a bit of flexibility for fans who want to watch the World Cup can give staff morale a big boost.
