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Some of the world’s most high-profile polluters are faltering in the coronavirus crisis. And already, it seems like good news for the environment.

Airline bosses are making mass job cuts and forcing through pay cuts. 

Drivers employed by logistics company Bibby, which supplies cans for drinks manufacturers including Carlsberg, have won an agreement on health and safety after threatening to walk out.

Local government employers in England and Wales last week offered just a 2.75 percent pay rise for over a million workers for 2020-21.

Construction bosses are putting their profits before workers' lives

Eleven bus workers have now died after contracting Covid-19, with tens of thousands more transport workers terrified of the same fate.

At least eight London bus workers had died at the start of this week after being infected by Covid-19.

Bin workers’ unions have forced outsourcing bosses to make pay and health and safety guarantees over coronavirus.

Car bosses are drawing up plans to restart production at plants in Britain and Europe producing non-essential vehicles. They must be stopped.

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.

Bin workers in south east London won health and safety demands over coronavirus after a walkout on Wednesday of last week.

Around 500 workers at the St Mungo’s homelessness charity began a three-day strike on Monday over attempts to push through worse terms and conditions.