Sports Direct: Valentine’s Day action is biggest yet
Local actions took place in more than 30 cities, and we handed in a petition of more than 20,000 signatures.
203,979 tell David Cameron: Don’t threaten the right to strike
Thanks to everyone who signed our petition to Prime Minister David Cameron, showing our opposition to the Trade Union Bill.
English National Opera: Keep the chorus full time on full pay
The ENO chorus, who many see as the heart of the company, are threatened with job cuts and having their pay reduced to 75%. Join their petition.
Tweet Sadiq and Zac: Will you back online balloting for trade unions in #TUBill?
If online balloting is good enough for political parties – including your own Mayoral nominations – it is good enough for trade unions too.
Thanks for all your help in 2015
Thanks to everyone who helped campaign with us during 2015
Sports Direct faces Christmas under pressure
The good news is we may be seeing the first signs of movement at Sports Direct. The bad news is that it is still not enough.
Sports Direct in denial following undercover probe
A Guardian undercover investigation has revealed more shameful practices at Sports Direct, including evidence that many of its warehouse staff take home less than the legal minimum wage.
Who loves the BBC
Doctor Who fans are being called to show their backing for a BBC under attack as the show celebrates its 52nd birthday.
Trade union bill – What happened in the Commons?
Thanks to everyone who joined the campaign and helped ask our MPs to oppose the trade union bill
The right to strike is a last resort. Don’t take it away
Nobody expects they’ll have to use their right to strike. But when they do, it can make a huge difference
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Theresa May: Stop cutting public servants’ pay
The government must abandon their policy of real terms pay cuts for public servants. Sign the petition.
Pay the rate: Stop Danish construction firms undercutting UK pay
Two Danish-owned construction firms are exploiting migrant workers by employing them for 61% less pay than UK industry agreements.
Redress the arts education deficit in Northern Ireland
Equity campaign for a publicly funded independent drama school in Northern Ireland.
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Construction undercutting must end
Construction unions Unite and GMB held a series of demonstrations on 12th April over the exploitation of workers. The protests focus on several Danish firms who are building of major energy from waste projects in the UK. Workers are being paid up to 61% agreed industry rates. Some workers being paid the minimum wage and…
Breakthrough in the BHS pension saga
Philip Green has agreed to pay £363 million of his own money to plug the massive hole in BHS’ pension scheme, resulting from his time as owner of the high street retailer. This settlement comes after months of campaigning from shop workers’ union USDAW, MPs and the Pensions Regulator, and over 100,000 of us coming…