Unions

Tim Walz: I Know Why Trump Was 'Hiding' On Labour Day

"I wouldn't want to face working people," the Democrats' vice presidential nominee said at a Pennsylvania rally.
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DNC Calls Trump An ‘Anti-Union Scab’ In Labor Day Billboard Ads

In its first paid media buy at the unofficial start of the fall campaign season, the Democratic National Committee wants to highlight Trump’s labour record.
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Where Did The Term ‘Scab’ Come From?

Is the labour union term related to its definition of a crusty formation over a wound? We unpack the history.
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No, You Shouldn’t Boycott ‘Barbie’ And ‘Oppenheimer’ To Support Strikes

Here are some ways writers and actors want the public to support them during the strikes.
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Grant Shapps Accuses Unions Of 'Grandstanding' Ahead Of Christmas Strikes

Cabinet minister alleged strikers are "absolutely intent on causing the maximum disruption to hardworking people".
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'The Working Class Is Back And We Refuse To Be Poor Anymore' – Mick Lynch Tells Crowd

The RMT boss said: "If we fight together we are an unstoppable force in this society!"
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What You Need To Know About This Week's Walkout

Expect travel disruption on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
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Keir Starmer Accused Of U-Turn After Lisa Nandy Allowed To Join Picket Line

The Labour leader is under pressure over his stance on the party's approach to striking workers.
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Plan Ahead This Week, Because There Are More Rail Strikes Coming This Way

Passengers have been urged to only travel by train if "absolutely necessary".
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First The Great Resignation, Now A Summer Of Strikes. What Next For Work?

"The nature of work does need to be reappraised."
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