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From 3rd-7th November, we’ll be supporting Talk Money Week – a national campaign that inspires people to talk more openly about their finances. Every day, we speak to people who are worried about paying bills or who would like support setting up repayment plans. No one should feel alone when it comes to money worries.
As we come to the end of the second month of the Year of Climate Action, it’s a good moment to pause, to reflect on what we’ve already achieved, celebrate the worker-led action taking place across our union, and look ahead to the work still to come.
A budget isn’t just a spreadsheet – it’s your money plan.
By: Sarah Woolley, Antony Price
We believe everyone should be able to access free, confidential debt advice, regardless of their circumstances or communication preferences.
The Bakers, Food and Allied Workers’ Union (BFAWU) welcomes the UK Government’s offer of mediation in a major sexual harassment complaint involving McDonald’s UK.
By: Sarah Woolley, Antony Price
Fraud and cyber crime rates continue to rise. From phishing emails and fake investment opportunities to identity theft and online shopping scams, criminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated in how they target people.
Following Parents’ Mental Health Day at the end of January, it’s a timely reminder that while becoming a parent can be one of the most rewarding experiences in life, it can also bring significant pressure, worry and emotional strain.
As we move into April month six of our Year of Climate Action the phrase “just transition” is being used more and more by politicians, employers, and campaigners. But for BFAWU members, the meaning is clear and practical: a just transition means that working people must not be left to pay the price for a crisis we didn’t create.
Dangerous conditions and political inaction still define the salmon industry, where BFAWU is pressing hard for change | Comment
As we move into May month seven of our Year of Climate Action it’s vital to recognise that climate change isn’t a distant or abstract threat. It’s already here, and it’s already a health and safety issue for working people.
