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Tag Archives: Inequality
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.
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.
Cost of living crisis: Labour Affairs on public sector pay and inflation
British society as a whole is poorer because of the war it is waging against Russia.
Revised pay offer for teachers in Wales
Working conditions for teachers are learning conditions for students. The Workers Party stands in solidarity with all teachers who are fighting for the fair and fully funded pay deal.
Green-led council sides with ‘criminal landlords’, says ACORN union
The Green Party are demonstrating their credentials as an aspiring establishment party upholding capitalism and imperialist war.
Analysis: Fall of Nicola Sturgeon
Political leaders across the collective west are dropping like ninepins since the start of the Ukraine war, now it is the turn of Nicola Sturgeon.
Vulnerable forced onto pre-payment meters
UK energy regulator “Ofgem” is to investigate suppliers who switch vulnerable energy customers to pre-payment meters by force.
Successful school held on history of Labour party
Working class education is a cornerstone of the Workers Party constitution. Every week George Galloway helps millions to interpret the events of the day, draw the correct conclusions, raise the level of awareness about the schemes of the ruling class, the financiers and big capitalists and how these impact on the lives of everyday working people.
Cost of living crisis as fuel hits record price
It is being widely reported that petrol prices hit a new record over the weekend, reaching 148.02p a litre on average across the UK.