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Women take discrimination case to High Court over State Pension Age
07 June 2019
Women have taken a judicial review to the High Court to complain of discrimination on the basis of sex, age and a combination of sex and age in setting a higher State Pension Age for female Brits.
Govt rhetoric blamed for inequalities faced by disabled workers
07 June 2019
Campaigners Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC) has blamed the government's 'skivers and scroungers' rhetoric for employers' apathy towards hiring and progressing disabled workers.
Years of austerity creating "chaos" in prisons
30 May 2019
Years of cutbacks to prison funding have led to a mass exodus of experienced staff that is causing "chaos" and "putting the public at risk", experts have said.
Labour Minister confirms support for IER reforms
24 May 2019
Last night (Thursday 23 May 2019) at the annual PCS conference, Labour's Minister for Labour Laura Pidcock confirmed that the party would adopt key recommendations from the IER's Manifesto for Labour Law.
New bill proposes to protect new mothers from redundancy
24 May 2019
The Pregnancy and Maternity (Redundancy Protection) Bill 2019 was brought to Parliament this week, seeking to protect new mothers from losing their jobs.
UN poverty expert warns UK "in clear violation" of human rights
25 May 2019
The United Nations' Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights, Philip Alston, has warned that the UK is "in clear violation" of its human rights obligations.
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