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A teacher and activist from Bolton has won a prestigious social justice award.

The government has just announced a raft of new legislation that, if successfully passed, could spell the end of British trade unionism as we know it. Our trade unions have fought for us throughout history, from the London dock strike of 1889 and the miners’ strike almost 100 years later, to the emergence of new unions for the

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: For the millions of fed-up families and businesses who have suffered disruption and damage, the strikes infecting everyday life have been anything but a game.

Looming strikes and sexual assault claims at the Sandhurst military academy lead the papers.

The union-backed Strike Map organisation is offering prizes to Left-wing activists who attend multiple picket lines, regardless of whether they have any personal involvement.

“It’s time to put people’s needs before corporate greed”: We speak to the Coventry South MP to find out more about Enough is Enough, why it’s so necessary, and how you can get involved

Workers at test centres in northeastern China have been holding strikes over unpaid wages in a nationwide Covid-19 testing industry that has expanded far beyond its sources of funding, RFA reported.Unverified photos circulating on social media ...

The zero-COVID policy has led to massive profits for companies running compulsory testing around the country.

On April 14, most of the 40,000 workers at the Dongguan Yue Yuen shoe factory—supplier to Nike, Adidas, and other international brands—began what would become a two-week work stoppage.

In a surprise Sunday tweet, U.S. President Donald Trump said he supported helping the phone-maker ZTE, a Chinese tech giant which has been one of the hardest hit from U.S.-China trade tensions. “Too many jobs in China lost,” he wrote. Though Trump speaks often about bringing jobs back to America, he’s shown little concern for any labor issues in China. What sorts of labor