WEU Takes First Steps into the Post Office
On Wednesday 21st January 2015, the Workers of England Union took its first steps into the Post Office when one of our members required representat...
Post Office Bosses Earn £1.2 Million Plus
The Workers of England Union has written to the new Business Secretary, Greg Clark, urging him to investigate the pay awards made to the Post Offic...
Security Industry
In February, the Security Industry Authority (SIA) announced changes to modernise the licensing system and streamline processes. Towards the end of...
SIA: Changing Security Industry Licensing
In February, the Security Industry Authority (SIA) announced changes to modernise the licensing system and streamline processes. Later in 2015, the...
Office Work and Back Pain
“Sitting is the new smoking” is the phrase on the lips of a generation of worried office workers. Barely a week seems to pass without a warning tha...
WEU Opens New Office in Manchester
The Workers of England are delighted to announce the opening of our new office in Manchester. This state-of-the-art facility is located at: Stanmor...
Clarification on Unofficial Letters to Schools
We have been made aware that schools in England may be receiving some letters purporting to come from the Workers of England Union (WEU). For your ...
When Another Union Takes Strike Action
Are you concerned about your rights and responsibilities when a different union initiates strike action at your workplace? The Workers of England T...
Should severance pay for ministers be reformed or scrapped?
Rayner Severance Payment: – Unfair or justified? Ever wondered what happens to a cabinet minister’s pay when they lose their job? Whether resigning...
What Might an English Parliament Look Like?
Topics Catering, Cleaning Products, Employees, Employment Law, England Union, Labour Market, Minimum Wage, NHS, Office for National Statistics, Str...