Improving Working Lives
TFL Supervisor Blocks WEU Officials
Background: Visit to Stratford Bus Station
On Wednesday 9th September, two Workers of England Representatives visited Stratford Bus Station in London. The purpose of the visit was twofold: to inter...
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6% Rise in Zero-Hours Contracts
There has been a 6% increase in the use of zero-hours contracts by UK businesses over the past year, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Between April and June 2015, 744,000 peop...
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Gov to Enforce National Living Wage
The Workers of England have campaigned hard to get the UK government to ensure we have a “Living Wage”—not just a “Minimum Wage”—while protecting jobs.
Overview of New Enforcement Measures
The gov...
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England Needs a New Bus Transport Settlement
England’s town and rural bus services are at a crossroads. Declining passenger numbers, rising fares and service cuts have created a vicious cycle that leaves many people isolated—especially those ...
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Bus Drivers’ Toilet Facilities Campaign
The Workers of England Union (WEU) is committed to improving conditions for everyone involved in public transport. Our focus on buses and trams addresses the key challenges faced by drivers, conduc...
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Gender Pay Gap
The gender pay gap remains one of the most pressing issues in modern workplaces. Despite equal pay legislation, men continue to earn more than women on average. This article explores the definition...
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Britain's 3 Million Night Workers Need Fair Rights
Over three million employees now work regular night shifts in the UK, highlighting a significant change since the 2007 recession. A new British TUC report, A Hard Day’s Night, reveals that night wo...
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WEU’s Campaign Against Zero-Contract Hours
The debate around zero-hour contracts has intensified in recent years. Depending on the terms of employment, a zero-hour contract may differ from casual or seasonal work, yet the impact on workers’...
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WEU’s Living Wage Campaign
The campaign behind a living wage is very simple: that a person should be paid enough to live decently and to adequately provide for their family.
At the Workers of England Union, we believe every ...
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Coach Drivers
Coach Drivers play a pivotal role in the UK’s transport industry, ensuring passengers travel safely, comfortably, and on schedule. At Workers of England, we connect skilled coach drivers with leadi...
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