The Trade Union Congress (TUC) is to report the UK Government to the UN workers’ rights watchdog over the Strike Act. This law governing industrial action enable minimum service levels to be set in key sectors; if these workers refuse to work, they could face being sacked.
This announcement comes as further NHS strikes are planned for the next few weeks.
Following millions of pounds of investment from the Government, the first cohort of Cumbrian apprentices are now in training for telecoms jobs.
Councils are calling on the Government to ‘fast track’ more county devolution deals to kick-start an adult education revolution. Recent figures have shown a decline in almost 200,000 people taking part in adult apprenticeships and education in the last five years.
The Government has today announced that it will build on previous investment to rapidly expand nuclear energy in the UK. The department for energy and net zero, along with Great British Nuclear, have set out how a £341 million boost will add to the existing £870 million worth of funding to quicken the establishing of Sizewell C.
In a mission to drive up school standards, education Secretary, Gillian Keegan, has announced today that fifteen new free schools will open in areas where educational outcomes are at their lowest.
Following reports that Starmer has diluted his pledge To boost protections for gig economy workers, Angela Rayner has released a statement proclaiming that “far from watering down” the party’s commitments to improve workers’ rights, it will be setting out “in detail how we will implement” changes, and promised the party would legislate to protect rights within 100 days of coming into office.
At the launch of Levelling Up 2.0: A Blueprint for the Future Michael Gove, the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing, and Communities, articulates the Conservative Party’s vision for creating a more equitable and prosperous United Kingdom.
The Commission on the Future of Employment Support published an interim report today. In response, the Local Government Association has argued that we need a
It is now more than 45 years since The Prince’s Trust was founded by His Majesty The King when he was HRH The Prince of
In this article, Dr Andrea Barry, Senior Economist at Youth Futures Foundation, breaks down a new way of thinking about young people not in employment, education, or training (NEET) and how by identifying those at risk of becoming NEET, we can effectively target help to them.
Curia’s Levelling Up commission is holding an Education Skills and Training inquiry session. Bringing together members of national, regional and local government with civil society,
As Curia publishes a new book by several Conservative MPs and leaders in local/regional government, convened by Sir Robert Buckland MP, Curia’s CEO, Ben Howlett, reflects on refreshing the levelling up agenda.
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