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 A logistics company that delivers luxury furniture for Marks and Spencer made call centre workers come in claiming they were “critical” to tackling coronavirus.

The #ClapForOurCarers this week was a huge, grassroots event that reflected a desire by ordinary people to show solidarity, pull together and help one another in difficult times.

Workers’ action is spreading across the US to stop bosses putting profit ahead of health in the coronavirus crisis. 

Matt, a Unison union rep in Tower Hamlets, says, "There’s contempt for managers that kept facilities open despite the threat to the health of the staff.”

Nearly half a million people put in claims for Universal Credit (UC) in a nine-day period as the coronavirus crisis hit.

Tube workers in London are furious at being asked to risk their health by working in unsafe conditions as the coronavirus crisis grows.

Why is the NHS failing to get the right protective equipment to health workers coming face to face with the coronavirus?

Bosses are putting workers at risk as firms try to keep operating during the coronavirus crisis.

The crisis caused by coronavirus is testing every political force in society—and exposing some basic truths. One remarkable feature is how often the Labour Party agrees with the right wing Tory government.

If coronavirus rips through countries ravaged by imperialism, it would spell catastrophe for millions.

Boris Johnson announced lockdown conditions for Britain in a televised address on Monday of this week.

A series of strikes in French factories engaged in non-essential production has forced employers to close some of them down, at least temporarily.