WEU News Articles

What Drought Means for Workers, Families and Businesses. Large parts of England are now experiencing prolonged dry weather, with drought conditions already declared in parts of Wales. England's Na...

£9.9 Billion Written Off by Government on PPE The publication of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry’s report into PPE procurement delivers a message that many NHS workers, care staff, and Workers of England ...

Volkswagen's announcement that it could cut a further 50,000 jobs should send shockwaves far beyond Germany. For many, this will be viewed simply as another multinational restructuring to improve ...

The British Government has hailed its new trade agreement with Switzerland as the most significant services trade deal the UK has ever negotiated. Ministers say it could increase UK services expor...

Ten Questions: An Opportunity to Stand Up for Workers across England! The Workers of England Union believes that the people of England deserve clear answers from those elected to represent them. A...

Surely, England deserves both. For decades, workers across England have been told there is no alternative. Factories close because of "global competition". Jobs move overseas because of "market fo...

Part Two: English Profits or outsourcing to Foreign Jobs Read part 1: England for sale british government fails to protect our industries If England retained or returned an additional 100,000...

Dear Andy, England has a proud history of building successful businesses, skilled workforces and world-class industries. Yet too often, profitable companies serving customers in England are ...

For many workers across England, the story of Cadbury remains a bitter one. Founded in Birmingham in 1824, Cadbury was more than a chocolate company. It was an English institution. Generations of ...

Who Speaks for England When Prime Ministers Come and Go? Members need to know why England is impacted more by Westminster instability than the other nations of the UK The resignation of Sir Keir ...