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Surely we can let go of our expectation that jobs must be office-based - and make flexibility the norm
The job carries with it all the trademark symptoms of its industry: long hours, poverty pay, precarious employment and a daily dose of stress that sees associates and management alike break down in tears
Prices at the pump could be about to plummet.
Instead of continuing the hostile environment, we should remember our history. Immigration has made Britain strong, not weak
It's not the age of our movement, it is the age of the people in it. Unions need to nearly double their membership amongst under-35s over the next decade just to stand still.
To solve the problem, we must address the lack of opportunity for BAME people to advance to more senior positions
Austerity failed Britain’s poorest - but that was just what it was supposed to do
No Deal is far more than just an economic threat – it would put people's daily lives directly in the firing line
A rise for even a quarter of those paid below the real Living Wage would mean an annual bump of over £1,700 for half a million people
Why HuffPost UK is again focusing on the impacts of austerity