Getting health of workforce right will help economic growth
public services
UNISON policy officer David Arnold says that Labour’s first King’s Speech reveals ‘the most interventionist and class-conscious government since the 1970s’
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Labour’s workplace rights package promises to be a game changer.
The public wants good public services and they’re fed up of seeing them driven into the ground.
Investment in youth services would be better than hare-brained schemes
The NHS, councils, care and other public services need help and tax cuts won’t deliver it
“We are marching united with unions from across the European continent in a powerful display against austerity and for a fair deal for workers”
Christina McAnea outlines damage to TUC and urges investment from next government
Christina McAnea says essential public services should be run for the public, not for profit
Chancellor can find the money when it suits him
Widening gap between pay and prices is leaving services on verge of collapse
Disturbing that government took a week to see sense
Borrowing to fund huge tax cuts for the super wealthy has taken the UK economy to the brink.
Labour in power would understand that well-funded public services, with properly paid staff, help grow the economy.
Pledges will shape decent society and fuel the economy