A Movement to Win

By: Laura Pidcock

The next Labour government will provide the foundations for a new era of trade unionism in Britain. But it will be up to workers to build it.

Shadow Minister for Labour, Laura Pidcock (Photo by WIktor Szymanowicz/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

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The department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) actually reported some good news last month: their annual statistical bulletin on trade union membership saw an overall rise in trade union membership of around 102,000 to 6.35 million across all sectors. Any rise in union membership is positive, and to be welcomed across the labour movement […]

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The department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) actually reported some good news last month: their annual statistical bulletin on trade union membership saw an overall rise in trade union membership of around 102,000 to 6.35 million across all sectors. Any rise in union membership is positive, and to be welcomed across the labour movement […]

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The department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) actually reported some good news last month: their annual statistical bulletin on trade union membership saw an overall rise in trade union membership of around 102,000 to 6.35 million across all sectors. Any rise in union membership is positive, and to be welcomed across the labour movement […]

The department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) actually reported some good news last month: their annual statistical bulletin on trade union membership saw an overall rise in trade union membership of around 102,000 to 6.35 million across all sectors. Any rise in union membership is positive, and to be welcomed across the labour movement […]

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