A space for radical critiques of the changing world of work

May 2022 // Issue 23

The future of work and the cost-of-living crisis

By Andrew Pakes

Issue 23 // 26th May 2022

Workers in an orange light

Exploited migrant workers in the UK: Heightened risks and mitigation failures

By Chris Pesterfield

Issue 23 // 26th May 2022

Control tower

Keeping the skies open in a global pandemic

By Huw Thomas and Peter Turnbull

Issue 23 // 26th May 2022

Card machine on a work bench with tools and screws.

A living wage increases economic productivity while reducing poverty – new report

By Anna Barford and Jane Nelson

Issue 23 // 26th May 2022

mosaic of people working

The politics of work and the politics of value

By Frederick Harry Pitts

Issue 23 // 26th May 2022

Wind turbines with a power plant behind them in the distance.

Shortage of workers threatens UK recovery – here’s why and what to do about it

By Donald Houston and Paul Sissons

Issue 23 // 26th May 2022

Two men attaching solar panels to a roof.

A just, job-centred approach to green transition

By Samborne Bush

Issue 23 // 26th May 2022

Durham Miners' Gala.

Starmer at work: Will Labour’s new ‘politics of work’ achieve workplace dignity?

By Alex Wood

Issue 23 // 26th May 2022

Road crossing with Look right on one side and look left on the other side.

Levelling up or letting down? The government’s failed promises for working people

By Bethan Bushell

Issue 23 // 26th May 2022