The Morning Star argues that the proposed merger between Unite and the North American union USW could be an effective bulwark against pressure from multinational corporations to perpetually diminish pay and conditions for working people.

Despite the recent introduction of the Corporate Manslaughter Act, it remains virtually impossible for a company director whose negligence causes the death of a worker to be jailed. This needs to change, says the Morning Star

Award winning social documentary photographer Larry Herman spoke to Simon Basketter about his new project capturing the lives of hourly paid workers in the capital.

The current Post Office dispute, writes Tony Benn, encapsulates a much broader question: should profit always be put ahead of people’s needs?