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Government finally bans sexist dress codes at work
Following years of trade unions campaigning against sexist dress codes in the workplace the Government Equalities Office (GEO) have finally published dress code guidance for employers and employees.
Natasha Owusu - 19 June 2018
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.
Elly Gibson - 15 June 2018
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.
Paul Sellers - 13 June 2018
Time to give our industries the protection they deserve
A cross-party group of MPs have supported the TUC's call for a more robust trade defence regime post-Brexit
Rosa Crawford - 22 May 2018
steel worker in a factory
The homeworking revolution has stalled - what's gone wrong?
Homeworking is good for employers and workers alike, so I'm concerned by new figures showing its growth has stalled.
Frances O'Grady - 18 May 2018
Businesswoman reading paperwork with feet up on desk
Why we're marching for a new deal
If we all raise our voices together, we are powerful. We can change things. And we can win new deal for working people.
Frances O'Grady - 11 May 2018
Frances O'Grady with workers
The millions trapped in insecure work deserve a new deal
1 in 9 British workers are now stuck in precarious employment. Working people urgently need fair pay, decent rights and a voice at work
Anjum Klair - 10 May 2018
crowds of people
Agency workers are being paid less for doing the same jobs – ministers must act now
It’s a simple principle: two people working alongside each other doing the same job should get the same pay rate.
Hannah Reed - 05 March 2018
The Taylor review is a chance for the PM to make good on her promises of reform
Theresa May promised a government ‘embarked on an ambitious programme of economic and social reform’. She has a chance to bring that pledge to life, when the Government responds to the Taylor review of ‘modern working practices’.
Kate Bell - 05 February 2018
Taylor Review. Photo by Matt Dunham - WPA Pool/Getty Images
What is the Working Time Directive that Boris and Gove are plotting to scrap?
We need to reflect on whether we are working to live, or as the cabinet minority seem to want, merely living to work.
Paul Sellers - 18 December 2017
Boris Johnson and Michael Gove
Boris & Gove's plan to scrap holiday rights for millions
The Sunday Times and Sun have today reported plans by ministers – including Michael Gove and Boris Johnson – to scrap the Working Time Directive. 
John Wood - 17 December 2017
father and daughters at beach
#McStrike shows us that collective bargaining is a fundamental human right
War on Want is determined to support McDonald’s workers as they defend their rights. All of those who believe in freedom should do the same.
Owen Espley - 10 December 2017

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