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‘Bitterly disappointing’: Supreme Court rules Deliveroo riders are not employees
Deliveroo riders can’t have trade union representation for collective bargaining, court rules
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How the new Mexican president is restoring workers’ rights – and taking on corrupt unions
President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador is making some much-needed changes to Mexico's broken employment laws, Unite's Tony Burke reports.
Bosses are telling care workers they don’t have employment rights
A think tank is urging the government to support low-paid care workers in collective bargaining to challenge exploitative practices.
Begging business for a pay rise is meaningless while David Cameron attacks trade unions
Empowered workers with real rights can achieve pay rises more effectively than ad hoc pleading
It’s time for a collective bargaining renaissance
The decline in the bargaining power of labour has been a contributory factor to the fall in living standards.
EU austerity and dismantling of collective bargaining ‘unlawful’
The European Union's austerity measures and the dismantling of collective bargaining in a number of countries is unlawful, according to a professor at the University of Bremen.