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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.
June marks month eight of our Year of Climate Action and it’s the perfect moment to focus on something that sits at the very heart of both our movement and our mission: equality.
By: Sarah Woolley, Antony Price
For many families, the summer holidays have only just begun or will be soon, but the next big expense is already on the horizon. From uniforms and stationery to transport and lunches, the cost of sending children back to school can quickly add up. With a little early planning, it’s possible to spread the cost and avoid having to use credit to cover the expenses.
As we reach July month nine of our Year of Climate Action the reality of the climate crisis is all around us. Record heatwaves, floods, and fires are no longer distant warnings they’re the daily backdrop to our lives and work.
By: Sarah Woolley, Antony Price
Whether it’s your favourite streaming service, music app, cloud storage or meal kit, monthly subscriptions are designed to save you time and add convenience. But because these payments are taken automatically, it’s easy to lose track of how many you have and how much they’re costing you.
As we enter August month ten of our Year of Climate Action it’s time to put the focus firmly on the issue that sits at the very heart of our union: food.
