New NASUWT president says her teacher defeated the hate of Enoch Powell

NEW NASUWT president Rashida Din thanked her English teacher today for inspiring her to succeed in the shadow of the emergence of the National Fron

Tories under pressure as second teaching union poised to announce strike intent

Thames Water ‘blackmailing’ customers as firm reveals £500m funding gap, GMB says

THAMES WATER was accused of blackmailing customers and water regulator Ofwat today over a £500-million shortfall.

Most employees unaware of change in flexible working laws coming next week

MOST bosses and staff are unaware of a change in the law making it easier to request flexible working, which comes into force next week, new resear

MPs' plan to boost statutory sick pay would end ‘disgrace’ against female workers, TUC says

UNIONS have welcomed calls by MPs for an increase in statutory sick pay (SSP), saying it is a “disgrace” that workers lack proper support while too

Up to 8 million jobs at risk if government fails to properly regulate AI, report warns

UP TO eight million jobs are at risk if government fails to put in place an industrial strategy for artificial intelligence (AI), a report warned t

Tories whipping up 'cold war fever' as Sunak warns of 'increasingly assertive' China

THE Tories were accused of trying to whip up “cold war fever” after Prime Minister Rishi Sunak warned of an “increasingly assertive” China today.

‘We must keep taking action to demand an immediate and permanent ceasefire’

Campaigners across Britain call for a ceasefire as Israel continues raid on al-Shifa hospital

Labour and Conservatives refuse to commit compensating Waspi women

BOTH major political parties refused to commit to compensating Waspi women today despite a damning report calling on government to pay billions to

TUC looking at selling or renovating historic Congress House

THE TUC is looking at options to sell Congress House, its grade II-listed headquarters and historic home of the trade union movement.