Workers of Bangladeshi heritage paid a fifth less than white counterparts, new figures show

A study by the Office of National Statistics reveals ethnic minority workers were paid an average of 3.8% less than white workers last year

Leonard: Scotland must have ‘more devolution’ to ditch neoliberalism and austerity

SCOTLAND must have “more devolution” to ditch neoliberalism and austerity and fuel a “green industrial revolution,” Richard Leonard will say today.

Landin in Scotland: Stand-up against the gig economy

Conrad Landin chats with award-winning comedian ED NIGHT about precarious work, socialism and the difficulties of being a performing artist

Landin in Scotland: Lost in translation

WHEN he was economic secretary to the Treasury, Sajid Javid once baffled a Japanese delegation when an interpreter translated his job-title as “che

Scottish firefighters reject deal over job role change

FIREFIGHTERS in Scotland have demanded bosses come up with a better pay offer after raising concerns about the expansion of job responsibilities.

Scottish ministers announce water safety tests after teachers went on strike

TEACHERS who went on strike at schools with taps spouting “blue water” have claimed victory after ministers announced that fresh safety testing wil

SNP's environmental commitment called into question after extending fracking licence

THE Scottish government’s green credentials came under renewed scrutiny today after it extended a fracking licence and supported expanding aviation

Scottish Labour's Findlay hits out at Westminster's ‘Blairite has-beens’

LABOUR MSP Neil Findlay has accused “visceral Blairite has-beens” of “gobbing poison” at Westminster frontbenchers and party staff.

Did Scotland troll the Queen with an egalitarian, republican anthem?

Climate change is a ‘question of power and ownership,’ a leading trade unionist argues

Speaking at a meeting organised by Scottish Socialist Voice, Asbjorn Wahl said decarbonisation could create more jobs than it destroys