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Category Archives: Society

Clash of single-issue campaigners goes off peacefully

Transgenderism is now influencing many spheres of social life, most notably questions of free speech and rights to assembly due to the intellectual cowardice and intolerance of some of its main advocates.

Posted bybritworker15th May 2023Posted inBritish politics, Civil liberties, WomenTags:Birmingham, Posie Parker, Trans Rights, Women's Rights

Teacher in Ireland defies gender laws

Enoch Burke is a teacher who refused to “affirm” a decision by a teenage student at his school to change gender and be called by a different name.

Posted bybritworker4th May 20233rd May 2023Posted inCivil liberties, Society, WomenTags:Enoch Burke, Gender, TransgenderLeave a comment on Teacher in Ireland defies gender laws

Solidarity with Amazon workers in Coventry!

Amazon’s workers at its Coventry warehouse have successfully enrolled a majority of workers, meeting the threshold for statutory recognition by law.

Posted bybritworker2nd May 2023Posted inBritish politics, Cost of living crisis, Wages, West MidlandsTags:GMB, Pay and conditions, Strikes and protests

Nurses reject further pay cut

Nurses now join junior doctors in escalating what is effectively a fight for the NHS’s survival as a functioning, free at the point of use, world class healthcare provider.

Posted bybritworker19th April 2023Posted inBritish politics, NHS, Trade UnionsTags:NHS, Pay and conditions, Privatisation, Strikes and protests, Unite the UnionLeave a comment on Nurses reject further pay cut

We demand meaningful work for all: WPB takes a stand on UBI

The Workers Party of Britain believes that unemployment is a disease of capitalism, and that our goal is a society with full employment guaranteed for those who are able to work.

Posted bybritworker15th April 202313th April 2023Posted inBritish politics, Industry, Society, Trade UnionsTags:Benefits, Inequality, Poverty, UBI, UnemploymentLeave a comment on We demand meaningful work for all: WPB takes a stand on UBI

Letter from a teacher about Scabs

A letter to our TU Group from a teacher. No favours for scabs.

Posted bybritworker14th April 202313th April 2023Posted inBritish politics, Trade Unions, WagesTags:NEU, Pay and conditions, Scabs, Strikes and protests2 Comments on Letter from a teacher about Scabs

Budgets and Wars

If working people want to simply maintain their standard of living they will need a 10% increase in wages in 2022 and a further 2.9% increase in 2023.

Posted bybritworker12th April 20239th April 2023Posted inBritish politics, Cost of living crisis, Labour partyTags:Budget, Economics, Inflation, Jeremy, Labour Affairs, Labour Party, Politics, Workers PartyLeave a comment on Budgets and Wars

Solidarity to striking Junior Doctors

This week so-called “Junior” Doctors are again taking industrial action across England for 96 hours to demand better pay and working conditions.

Posted bybritworker11th April 2023Posted inBritish politics, Cost of living crisis, NHS, Trade UnionsTags:Pay and conditions, Strikes and protestsLeave a comment on Solidarity to striking Junior Doctors

What kind of automation is good for workers?

The introduction of new technology should be accompanied by a demand by Unions and workers to re-skill, retrain and re-employ workers as engineers or designers. It cannot be an excuse to throw workers out of jobs.

Posted bybritworker3rd April 20232nd April 2023Posted inEducation, Industry, SocietyTags:automation, Pay and conditions, technologyLeave a comment on What kind of automation is good for workers?

UK stagnant economic growth 

It’s a grim economic forecast for the UK, according to the Resolution Foundation, living standards have taken the biggest hit in a 100 years.

Posted byK Cremer31st March 2023Posted inCost of living crisis, Poverty, Society, UtilitiesTags:2020 crash, Brexit, Covid-19, George Galloway, Inequality, Pay and conditions1 Comment on UK stagnant economic growth 

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