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All kinds of voters back worker rights

Daily Mirror UK

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September 29, 2025

For too long, our economy has been rigged against working people - with ordinary workers shouldering all the risks while dodgy bosses take the rewards.

- BY PAUL NOWAK TUC General Secretary

Right now, over four million people - one in eight workers - are stuck in insecure jobs. No stable hours. No sick pay. No safety net. Just constant uncertainty and the daily grind of trying to make ends meet without any control over your future, your time, or your dignity. These aren't just numbers. They're people.

A mum skipping meals to make rent. A young worker waiting by the phone for a shift that may never come. A carer forced to choose between going in sick or losing a day's pay.

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