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Population Growth Puts Squeeze on Wages

The Workers of England has long advocated for controlled immigration in the UK—particularly in England—to protect employment opportunities and safe...
| Stephen Morris | Improving Working Lives

Wages Rises Accelerate to Fastest Pace Since 2008

Dear Members, we urge you to read the article posted by the BBC. Although it presents different views, the simple fact that cannot be ignored is th...
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Hospitality on the Brink: Fair Pay and Security Needed Now

The closure of 68 Pizza Hut restaurants and 11 delivery sites has left 1,210 workers unemployed, exposing the harsh reality behind the hospitality ...
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For the People of England to have Freedom of Speech without Fear of Repercussion

Campaign Focus: Ensuring that the people of England can exercise their right to free speech without fear of losing their jobs, being silenced, or f...
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Bank of England

Articles by Workers of England Trade Union relating to central bank policies.
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Workers of England

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Counselling Services

Counselling is a talking therapy where a trained therapist listens and supports you in finding ways to manage emotional challenges. While “counsell...
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Quarterly Newsletter: Spring 2015

The Workers of England Union produces a comprehensive newsletter and regular briefings on a variety of topics that matter most to our members. Thes...
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Tribunal Upholds Homeopathic Lifestyle

In Paul Edward Bailey v West Midlands Ambulance Service (Case No. 1302139/2022), the Midlands West Employment Tribunal confirmed that the Claimant ...
| Stephen Morris | Workplace Wellbeing