Bailiffs at the Door: What Every Worker Needs to Know
Workers of England Union Guidance For most people, contact with a bailiff comes without warning. A knock at the door, a raised voice, a demand for ...
Why Do Workers Join a Trade Union?
Human beings are rational creatures. They typically act rationally in various aspects of their lives. Similarly, workers approach the decision to j...
Trade Union Statement Opposing Digital Identification
As a union committed to defending the rights, dignity, and livelihoods of workers, we oppose the introduction and normalisation of Digital Identifi...
Flexible or Exploited? The Truth About Modern Working
Flexible or Exploited? The Truth About Modern Working Work life Balance, what does it mean? Work-life balance is one of the defining labour issues ...
Pay Gap Between Senior Managers & Workers Increases
Dear Member, the following article highlights the importance of belonging to a trade union. It presents the widening pay gap between senior manager...
WEU Wins Unfair Dismissal Case for Care Worker
The Workers of England Union successfully represented care worker Mr M. Trotman, securing a ruling against The Royal Star & Garter Homes for unfair...
Do you know the history of Boxing Day?
Boxing Day: England’s Curious Holiday of Class, Charity and Working-Class Rebellion. Boxing Day, 26 December, is one of those English traditions we...
Why Being Independent and Politically Non-Affiliated, means we are on Your Side
Many working people want the strength of Trade Union membership without being tied to a political party. They want support at work, not party-polit...
W.E.U for Young People
The Workers of England’s Commitment to Young Workers The Workers of England Union recognises that our young members are our workforce of tomorrow a...
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...