The message isn't changed
The report from Human Rights Watch on abuses carried out by some of the biggest companies in this country when they expand abroad should give any active trade unionist pause for thought.
Heads they win, tails we lose?
Looking at the present imperfect offering from the Labour Party and its potentially perilous impact on the future
Clearing a path for the privateers
How Iraq's unions are being attacked to allow giant oil companies to operate freely
Cheap, but the price is rights
British and European companies have been singled out by a human rights watchdog for their abuse of workers and anti-union tactics in the US.
RBS set to sack another 3,500 workers
Finance workers have slated the Royal Bank of Scotland's decision to axe another 3,500 jobs as a "horror story" when wealthy executives are racking up billions in profits.
King's College Hospital staff balloted to halt sell-off
Medical staff at King's College Hospital have threatened strike action over plans to privatise its world-renowned pathology service.
Calls for Met's anti-riot unit to be mothballed
A member of the Metropolitan Policing Authority (MPA) has called for its riot squad to be scrapped, after figures showed the force had the second highest level of complaints against officers in Britain last year.
GMB attacks council bosses' 'gravy trains'
Chief executive jobs in local authorities have been described as the "best of all gravy trains" after new research found six-figure salaries across the country.
Tube strike on as Acas talks break down
Talks aimed at averting a series of strikes by London Underground workers from next week have broken down and the industrial action will go ahead as planned, union leaders have confirmed.
Alcohol minimum price 'will save lives'
A minimum price for alcohol in Scotland would save lives and money, Scottish Health Secretary Nicola Sturgeon has argued amid criticism that the policy was a tax on the poor.
New drilling programme sparks legal threats
Environmental campaigners have threatened the government with legal action over a new round of drilling for oil taking place in British waters.
Teachers exhausted by unreachable targets
Unrealistic goals and the high expectations of others are making teachers stressed and exhausted, researchers have warned.