British trade union seems more worried about defending the profits of shareholders than the interests of workers.

Increasing numbers of workers in the gig economy are fighting for basic rights at work.

Resistance to the poverty pay and union-busting tactics of so many zero-hour and gig economy employers is gathering momentum.

As the food delivery industry consolidates itself, the winning companies and putting the screws on drivers to up their profits.

Fast food workers across Britain are organising to demand decent pay and conditions.

Curbs being put on fictitious ‘self-employment’.

Supreme court makes landmark ruling against the practice of fake 'self-employment' by which companies strip workers of their rights.

‘Precarious’ workers are doing it for themselves.