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Volkswagen's 50k Job Cuts: A Warning to English Workers

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 a...
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Vacancies Falling, Unemployment Rising: England’s Workers Are Paying the Price

England’s labour market is moving steadily towards crisis. Vacancies are collapsing, unemployment is rising, and workers across the country are fac...
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England’s Water Crisis, Part 1

England is running out of water and with it the illusion that privatised utility systems can serve the public good. What began in 1989 as an experi...
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WEU Speeches

Workers of England Union – Speeches At last… England’s workforce has a voice! The Workers of England union has been established not only to support...
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Why WEU Campaigns to Abolish Barnett Formula

Dear Member, Since the foundation of the Workers of England Union, we have campaigned relentlessly for the revision and ultimately the removal of t...
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British Labour Government Now Really Only Controls England - Pt.1

The United Kingdom increasingly functions as four politically different parts sharing one state. Since devolution began in 1998, Scotland, Wales an...
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Time for a St. George's Day Bank Holiday

Most workers in England are unaware that England is one of the worst countries in the world when it comes to bank holiday provision. Let’s be blunt...
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Why the Workers of England Union is Criticised by Labour-Affiliated Trade Unions

The Workers of England Union (WEU) is often criticised by the large, Labour-affiliated British Trade Unions. Their hostility comes from one clear f...
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Make It in England or Lose It

Why Manufacturing Needs Urgent Reinvestment Manufacturing in England is not dying, but it is being slowly starved. Around 2.6 million people still ...
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Why England cannot afford to become entirely dependent upon judges alone.

The horrifying Hampshire rape case, where teenage boys convicted of raping young girls escaped immediate custody, has reignited a debate that reach...
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