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• Citzens before corporations

  

  21 Jul 2009:

  Frances O'Grady: Why I am on the left: Because only the left can deliver a more equal society – but it must face up to the power of the City

• Organising the jungle

  

  19 Jul 2009:

  Michael Paarlberg: The 15-year-long fight to unionise the world's largest pig slaughterhouse shows why US labour laws need reform

• Rip up the trade union blacklists

  

  17 Jul 2009: Pat McFadden: No one should lose work because of their union membership – we need new regulations to end this unfair treatment

• The wrath of the public sector

  

  7 Jul 2009: Gregor Gall: If public sector workers decide they should not have to pay for a crisis they did not create, a flood of anger will swamp Labour

• The best democracy money can buy

  

  25 Jun 2009: Prem Sikka: The lack of corporate reform is an indictment of the UK's institutions and the weak state of our democracy

• Even in a slump, strikes and occupations can get results

  

  25 Jun 2009:

  Seumas Milne: Employers are hailing a revolution in industrial relations, but the message seems to have got lost at the sharp end

• The recessionary cloud's silver lining

  

  25 Jun 2009:

  Helen Wilkinson: Enforced flexible working could reduce employees' stress levels and give them more control over their work-life balance

• Can the strikers beat the industry?

  

  24 Jun 2009: Gregor Gall: Unofficial strikers at the Lindsey oil refinery are in no mood to back down – but neither are their employers

• When the boss asks you to take a pay cut, demand a share in the company

  

  21 Jun 2009:

  Will Hutton: The best British companies are doing all they can to secure jobs with fair wage cuts

• Expel the BNP from schools

  

  20 Jun 2009:

  Chris Keates: The teachers' union NASUWT believes members of far-right groups such as the BNP should be banned from teaching

• Wildcat strikes will go nuclear

  

  20 Jun 2009: Gregor Gall: Total's contractors at the Lindsey oil refinery have pressed the big red button with mass sackings. Expect more trouble ahead

• Labour's missing millions

  

  17 Jun 2009: David Hencke: Falling membership, deserting donors, and now angry unions pulling their cash ... if Gordon doesn't fix it, Labour will be broke

• Repackaging the Royal Mail

  

  18 Jun 2009: Neal Lawson: It should not be beyond the wit of those at the heart of Royal Mail negotiations to come up with an alternative to part-privatisation

• Would you work for free?

  16 Jun 2009:

  Open thread: British Airways wants staff to volunteer for unpaid work in a bid to save the company. How far would you go to help your employer?

• Negotiations down the tube

  

  11 Jun 2009: Dave Hill: London Underground's RMT union may be weakening, but Boris Johnson doesn't seem to have the skill or will to take advantage

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