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The latest set of updates to the Employment Rights Bill indicate a Government that is wobbling on its commitments, writes George Guillam (links below) 👇
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Labour’s Employment Rights Bill is a sincere statement of intent, but not a guarantee of success writes George Guillam 👇
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Some reflections from me on my experiences campaigning against the Greens over the past year, a certain fringe event at conference and how Labour deals with this threat that is going to spread out from Bristol and Brighton for the next five years.
If you’re a Labour activist and you aren’t concerned about what's going to come from the Greens over the next five years then it’s quite simple, you should be. Writes @seandsmyth 👇
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It’s growing increasingly clear that too much of the political and media profession sees any trade union action as fundamentally illegitimate writes George Guillam 👇
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The new Labour Government has rapidly settled a number of pay disputes, but that doesn't tell us everything about how they'll manage industrial relations writes Alex Maguire 👇
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wanted to put a personal ode to Ciaran’s brilliant editor streak at TSR. if times and time had been different i’d have had a lot more articles out via TSR and for that vote of confidence i am hugely thankful. best of luck to @michaeljbawden!
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For the TSR, I wrote about social media, Tory backbenchers being too online, and why Neil O'Brien keeps reading Twitter cranks
For one of the many possible visions of a post-wipeout Tory Party, look to Neil O’Brien, an early warning of the sort right-wing crankery that may lie ahead, writes @buffetfiend
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The New Deal talks show the trade union consciousness in action: deals are ironed out behind closed doors, publicly denounced enemies become supportive partners. It also shows how ill equipped political journalists are to report on it, writes @m_ttpa
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Reporting from a GMB solidarity delegation to Kyiv, @m_ttpa outlines the challenges facing the Ukrainian trade union movement - both from the Russian invasion, and from the Ukrainian government
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What does a ‘green transition’ look like? Is it one where good and secure jobs are created to replace those lost, or where 'green' is used to justify further outsourcing and profit at the expense of communities and national resilience? Writes @m_ttpa
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In the almost two years since Deliveroo and GMB signed their Voluntary Partnership Agreement what has GMB achieved? And are Deliveroo capable of changing? @ciaranmcgurdy investigates
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To forge a new status quo, trade unions need an ambivalent (rather than punitive) legislative environment. How the 1992 Trade Union and Labour Relations Consolidation Act is reformed will be the foundation of such a change, writes @m_ttpa
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The Welsh Labour Leadership contest will be won by raw resources, name recognition and postage stamps - on all three counts, Jeremy Miles is in trouble, writes John Fitzgerald
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@m_ttpa Excellent and very informative read as always.
To forge a new status quo, trade unions need an ambivalent (rather than punitive) legislative environment. How the 1992 Trade Union and Labour Relations Consolidation Act is reformed will be the foundation of such a change, writes @m_ttpa
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Great article. A proper increase to child benefit (along with the abolition of obstructions like the two-child limit and means testing) is by far the cheapest way of saving hundreds of thousands of children from poverty, and all that it entails for their future.
Just as pensioners were dug out of indigence by immediate boosts to support and gradually-rising pensions, children should be helped by expanding Child Benefit, writes Brian Townsend
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My biography celebrates media skills and radical politics of Mick Lynch. But it does not shy away from making a searching assessment of his leadership of the RMT, and why it can be seen to have come up somewhat short, writes @leftacademic
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After becoming the most effective media performer that the union movement has produced in many a year, has Mick Lynch actually delivered?
A preview of @leftacademic's new biography of the RMT union leader, courtesy of @SocReview - read it online here: thesocialreview.co.uk/2024/0…
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#micklynch Taster for my RMT leader biography in The Social Review called 'Has Mick Lynch Delivered?' (available with discount code GG30 at manchesteruniversitypress.co…). Book explores his background, skills & leadership of the 2 national rail disputes
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Even if we take Dear England on its own terms and put to one side its mawkish presentation of the England football team, it still doesn’t work, writes @m_ttpa
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