GZT in conversation with the President of UCU at UEA. Delving further into the never-ending strikes across higher education, GZT mag come into conversation with Michael Kyriacou, the President of the UCU at the University of East Anglia. #Justice4Workers. Gen-Z Talks I’m sure we’ve all been affected by […]
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South West workers put in £2 billion worth of unpaid overtime during the last year
TUC analysis. ‘Work Your Proper Hours Day’ is when workers are encouraged to finish on time with the active support of their employers. Vital rights that protect working people in the South West against working hours abuses are “hanging by a thread” due to the retained EU law bill, says […]
Royal Mail shows just why trade unions shouldn’t back down over strikes
The Communication Workers Union (CWU) has been standing firm in the face of Royal Mail‘s appalling behaviour. As recent events show, the union is right to do so – as the company’s boss Simon Thompson has once again exposed himself as an odious hack. Sadly, it seems not every union is […]
Being old and being an immigrant
The Third Age is a growing category among the Latino population in the UK, and the problems they face are a threat to their well-being. Noelia Ceballos Terrén They are a minority but they embody the values and traditions of a whole community who are far from their […]
A history of ethnic genocide: Kurdistan
“There is not only one nation in Turkey; there is also the Kurdish nation”: Abdellah Öçalan. 2000 marked the beginning of a new era. After the consideration of admitting Turkey to the EU, they were obliged to respect the rights of the national minorities of Turkey. Daniel Fernández […]
















