Investing in Education is Investing in England’s Future. Pt 2
In Part 1 'Schools at financial breaking point', and why England Cannot Afford to Let Education Run on Empty. The debate over school funding in Eng...
Investing in Education is Investing in England’s Future - Pt.2
The debate over school funding in England is often framed purely as a cost to taxpayers. However, economic evidence increasingly shows that investm...
Home Schooling
Home Education, also known as Elective Home Education or Home-Schooling, allows parents to teach their children either full time or part time. Pare...
Myth: Employers Can Deduct Wages for Mistakes
The right to receive full wages is a fundamental employment guarantee. In the UK, employers’ powers to deduct pay are strictly limited by law and c...
Schools at Financial Breaking Point 2026 Pt.1
England Cannot Afford to Let Education Run on Empty. Part 1: Funding Crisis Deepens Head teachers across England are warning that schools are being...
England's Student Debt Burden in 2026
Why Graduates in England Feel the System Is Not Fair For many young people in England, higher education was sold as an investment in their future. ...
Taking Trade Union Subscriptions through Payroll
Trade Union Payroll Subscriptions is Convenient, but Weak for Trade Union Independence and membership. The collection of British Labour Funding Tra...
Social Scandal in Education
Education should be the key word in social mobility, but sadly it isn’t the case today. The Workers of England campaign team assures you that we wi...
David Lammy’s Proposal: Reducing the Role of Juries
Justice Secretary and Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy has unveiled far-reaching plans to reduce the use of jury trials in England and Wales. This...
Education
The Workers of England represent employees in all sectors, including those who work in Education and Training Centres. Investing in Our Nation’s Fu...