Work Is No Longer Enough: The New Face of Child Poverty in England - Pt 1.
For generations, working people across England and Britain were sold a simple promise: - work hard, play by the rules, and your family would stay a...
Employers' Maternity Leave Responsibilities
In the UK, parents have access to three primary types of leave: maternity leave, paternity leave and unpaid parental leave. Each serves a unique pu...
A History of Voting in England, Part 1
The evolution of voting in England is a tale of gradual, hard-won change—a centuries-long struggle to expand political rights from a privileged few...
Autonomous Vehicles to Replace Taxi Drivers
By Sam Tracy of the Huffington Post The Race to Fully Self-Driving Cars Google, Tesla Motors, and many other companies are in a sprint to build the...
Barnett Formula and You
Do you know what the Barnett Formula is and how it affects you? What Is the Barnett Formula? The Barnett Formula is a mechanism used by the UK Trea...
Call Centres Returning to England, Part 2
How Many Call-Centre Roles Are Offshore? Despite growing demand, nearly half of UK companies (48%) now outsource business functions abroad—a 41% in...
Counselling Services
Counselling is a talking therapy where a trained therapist listens and supports you in finding ways to manage emotional challenges. While “counsell...
Drivers vs. Managers at Metrolink?
The Manchester Evening News article revealed that two senior managers were videoed discussing highly sensitive Metrolink information in a public pl...
Inquiry on Protection of Human Rights at Work
The Workers of England Union have expressed serious concerns regarding the impartiality of the Joint Committee on Human Rights and the terminology ...
Keeping Our Members Informed
The Workers of England Union strongly backs English junior doctors as the proposed policy changes will only affect them in England, not in Scotland...