🗞️Scotland’s Hospitality Employers, Workers and Trade Unions United in Support for #FairWork in the Industry. 🗣️Today we have publishes the findings and recommendations from our #FairWorkHospitalityInquiry Read full report and recommendations here👉tinyurl.com/y3ewrjx4

It's amazing to see Andy publicly say this more and more! We'll continue our work in making a UBI pilot in Greater Manchester a reality UBI Lab Network 🌍🌎🌏

Our latest survey found that 92% of creative workers had witnessed or experienced workplace bullying or harassment. Bectu has long campaigned for an independent reporting body like CIISA and we welcome their aim to create "a much safer environment" ⬇️ bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

With offices in Glasgow and Edinburgh. Great news for Scotland and great news for cheaper, clean, more secure energy.

Congratulations, this is where abortion protests should take place! We’re glad that after four long years of campaigning these organisations are finally realising that ❤️

🚨 MILLIONS of people are going without food and other essentials right now. Emma Revie, our Chief Executive, is at the Labour Party Conference to urge the government to act quickly on their promise to end the need for emergency food. ⤵️ #Lab24

If we change how we treat women in prison we cut crime, keep families together, and end the harm that passes from one generation to the next. Today I announced the Women’s Justice Board 👇🏽

100% this from Lisa Nandy MP today👏🏻👏🏻

Thank you to everyone who helped to make this happen. Nobody should face harassment for seeking health care.

Anas Sarwar and Emily Thornberry grinding to Uptown Funk was *not* on my Labour conference bingo card

Myself and Katy Clark have been campaigning for this in Scotland. The Scottish Government agreed to a pilot but we need to go further.

70% of workers in the visual arts world are freelance. That means no sick pay. No holiday pay. And no team to help you fight unfair working conditions. We support our members through disputes to secure the pay and working conditions they deserve. Join now: buff.ly/41S3v0a

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Back in 1984, artists including Susan Hiller and Eduardo Paolozzi came together with a group of lawyers to set up DACS to protect UK artists’ rights. The visual arts have a long history of harnessing the power of collective action to improve conditions for artists and the wider

A reminder when people ask what have Labour done since coming I to power 🌹

Our latest survey of creative workers showed that 75% of respondents were struggling with their mental health. Our National Secretary Spencer Macdonald was interviewed for this article on the impact excessively long hours have on physical and mental health in the industry ⬇️

"Today’s delay has been met with disbelief & despair by a sector which is teetering on the brink. A number of organisations have begun scaling back and launching fundraising campaigns to keep afloat." Cultural catastrophe is well underway in Scotland. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

🎨 Today we celebrate #InternationalArtistDay! In 1984, DACS was set up by artists for artists. 40 years later, we represent 180,000 visual artists worldwide. At DACS we are dedicated to protecting artists' rights, by advocating for strong intellectual property laws that enable

“It's hard now to imagine a time without DACS, but back then, it felt like a void.” Adrian Barr-Smith, Trustee and Secretary of the Paolozzi Foundation For artist Eduardo Paolozzi’s centenary, we spoke with Adrian Barr-Smith, one of the visionary lawyers who helped set up DACS