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W.E.U. News 05/04/2016

Press Release – Who speaks for the English Steel Workers?

Press release – 5th April 2016 Who speaks for the English Steel Workers? David Cameron is meeting with Wales First Minister Carwyn Jones today (05/04) to discuss the future of British Steel. The Welsh First Minster…

W.E.U. News 01/04/2016

National Living Wage introduced

Bek Frith, APRIL 01, 2016 The new rate of £7.20 an hour, rising to £9 by 2020, is payable to anyone over the age of 25 From today (1 April 2016) employers are required…

W.E.U. News 30/03/2016

Who speaks for the Workers of England?

Who speaks for the English steel worker ? Tata Steel is selling its entire steel operations in the UK and 15,000 workers jobs are now at risk. This sell off will effect English steel workers…

W.E.U. News 29/03/2016

EU referendum: 250 business leaders back exit, say campaigners

26 March 2016 From the section EU Referendum Image copyright Getty Images The Vote Leave campaign group has published a list of 250 business leaders who it says support Britain leaving the EU. The list…

W.E.U. News 28/03/2016

Britain’s farms would thrive outside of the EU

Government officials spend their days fretting about whether they are complying with European regulation, it’s time to take back control by leaving A supermarket promotes locally-grown produce Photo: ALAMY By George Eustice,…

W.E.U. News 28/03/2016

The left wing case for leaving the EU

Supporters of the EU sneer “Little Englander” at those with a different opinion, but most of the arguments against membership are left-leaning and liberal. BY JOHN KING of Spectator Despite the denials by our political…

W.E.U. News 24/03/2016

Unison chief says more than 200,000 care workers paid less than minimum wage

The Workers of England Union supports Unison’s stance on this point but if Unison wants more money for these carers then they should fight for overpaid managers and executives salaries to be reduced. Reduce those…

W.E.U. News 22/03/2016

Apprenticeships ‘failing young people’, says commission

Image copyrightThinkstockImage captionThe report said many apprenticeships were in low pay sectors such as hairdressing. The government’s apprenticeships drive is failing to deliver for young people in England – with enrolments flatlining among under-25s,…

W.E.U. News 21/03/2016

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Press Release – Who speaks for the English Steel Workers?

National Living Wage introduced

Who speaks for the Workers of England?

EU referendum: 250 business leaders back exit, say campaigners

Britain’s farms would thrive outside of the EU

The left wing case for leaving the EU

Unison chief says more than 200,000 care workers paid less than minimum wage

Apprenticeships ‘failing young people’, says commission

National Living Wage: 1.7m self-employed to miss out – think tank

Number of workers on zero-hours contracts rises to 801,000

Changez Khan successful in 8 day unfair dismissal case for a trade union official

“£500,000” cost of NHS legal fight

Double Standards on fiddling expenses

Workers of England Union – House of Lords submission on Political Party Funding