For British independence, for peace
We live in dangerous times – often said, but it’s true. The world is getting steadily more dangerous. But there is a way forward: independence…
We live in dangerous times – often said, but it’s true. The world is getting steadily more dangerous. But there is a way forward: independence…
Teachers are heading for struggle, returning to issues not settled after action in recent years…
In the second of a two-part feature Workers looks at the contest between the EU and the other imperial powers for the Arctic’s natural resources…
Homelessness and high rents are two linked aspects of the housing crisis for workers in Britain…
The modern world would be unthinkable without the World Wide Web – invented in a physics laboratory and made available to the world for free…
Mining has never been risk free. A year before the First World War, an explosion in a South Wales colliery led to Britain’s worst mining disaster…
Preventable industrial diseases are still with us. Trade union Unite is calling for action on exposure to crystalline silica.
University employers are undermining employment protections, attacking pensions, and casualising work across the sector, across the country. Workers continue to resist.
On 14 June, the people of Switzerland voted in a referendum on a proposal to cap the country’s population at ten million.
According to the latest official figures, government debt currently stands at around £2.9 trillion, equivalent to around 95 per cent of the country’s gross domestic product.
A dispute at Sheffield Hallam University involving lecturers in the University & College Union (UCU) has been resolved – at least for now...
Nottingham University wants to cut 609 academic jobs, including many posts in its prestigious physics department. It is facing resistance from its workers.