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maternityaction.org.uk

Support Maternity Action – sign up as a trade union affiliate. You can affilaite your branch, region or national Union to Maternity Action.

acas.org.uk

acas is the workplace expert for england, wales and scotland. we provide free and impartial advice for employers and employees, training and help resolve disputes.

carersuk.org

Carers UK is bringing together its two flagship conferences – Future of Work and State of Caring – to explore key questions for carers and those who support them in a changing and challenging world.

citizensadvice.org.uk

Citizens Advice’s response to Ofcom’s consultation paper exploring the future regulation of our postal service under the Universal Service Obligation (USO)

etuc.org

For press inquiries, please contact: Head of Communication Theo Morrissey Press Officer Luke James Senior Communication Officer Daniele Melli

workingamerica.org

As a member of Working America, you’ve joined a community of workers that fight for good jobs, a fair economy, and each other.

legalaidatwork.org

When Mariana asked her large fast food restaurant employer for a slight adjustment to her schedule so that she could pick up and drop off her child at a subsidized daycare, her employer said no. As a result, Mariana had to give up her child’s spot and Mariana ended up spending almost half of her… Continue reading San Francisco is now the First City in the Nation to Grant Working Families the Right to Workplace Accommodations to Help with Family Caregiving and Childcare

labornotes.org

Beginning November 1, 42 million Americans who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, more commonly known as “food stamps,” are set to go without benefits. Among them are union members in underpaid industries like grocery and retail. SNAP keeps millions of Americans and their families from going hungry. Due to the government shutdown, new SNAP funding has not been allocated by Congress, and existing funding has run out. This would be the first time in the program’s 61-year history that SNAP benefits have not been paid.

cleanclothes.org

In April 2020, in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, management at the Royal Knitting factory in Thailand dismissed Hnin Hnin*, and another 208 workers, without notice, unlawfully denying them wages for work done as well as severance pay. Over 90% of the affected workers are women from Myanmar.