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 ...
A Government for Investors or a Government for Workers? Pt.3
Surely, England deserves both. For decades, workers across England have been told there is no alternative. Factories close because of "global compe...
Councils across England hike parking charges as workers’ pay the price
Across England, local councils are sharply increasing on-street parking charges for petrol and diesel vehicles, hitting working people with yet ano...
Why Freedom of Speech Matters in England
Freedom of speech is not just an abstract principle; it is the foundation of every free and fair society. It is the right that allows every one of ...
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...
Who Speaks for the Workers of England?
Tata Steel is selling its entire UK operations, placing 15,000 jobs at risk. This sell-off will affect English steel workers just as much as their ...
Violence Against NHS Workers Pt.1
Part 1: NHS Staff – Violence, Abuse and the Need for Real Protection Frontline NHS staff in England continue to face unacceptable levels of violenc...
Former TUC Leader Aligns with PM on EU
A former Trades Union Congress (TUC) General Secretary, Brendan Barber, has joined Prime Minister David Cameron to campaign for a Remain vote in th...
Planning Your Career in 2026
Guidance for Members of the Workers of England Union. Career planning in 2026 means understanding how work is changing and how you can stay secure ...
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 - A Bit More Guidance Pt.2
What It Means for Tenants and Landlords in England A Bit More Guidance for Members (Part 2) Strengthening Tenants’ Rights – What’s Changing and Why...