The outcome of the elections will dictate whether the EU will make progress towards greater social equality and cohesion, or start to break up under the weight of national self-interests and xenophobia.

Menstruation clearly makes for a substantial part of life, so why is it still taboo in discussions of work environment and work-life balance?

“Freelancer journalists are like the fast-food workers of publishing. They are at the bottom of the food chain, and they really benefit from organising collectively.”

Technology, precariousness and the gig economy are shaping the way we strike in the 21st century.

Who can justify denying women the right to work together for safety and to organise in a union?

In order to provide “free” higher education, Belarus has instituted a mandatory employment system for recent university graduates. It’s a way for the state to ensure that jobs and public services are distributed equally throughout the country. But for the workers, it can border on [...]