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27 Jan 2011

Christian Peacemaker Teams seeks new co-director

Our friends and associates at Christian Peacemaker Teams (CPT) in North America are embarked on the process of seeking a full-time co-director.
11 Sep 2010

Cuts mean unemployment is here to stay, says TUC

The TUC says it may take 14 years for the private sector to create enough jobs to return employment levels to those before the recession struck.
5 Apr 2010

Investment in people and public services is vital, says Archbishop

Anglican Archbishop of York Dr John Sentamu has challenged leaders of all political parties to invest in people and public services - in the face of talk of drastic cuts.
29 Jul 2009

British charity backs women in UK market jobs protest to Zuma

Women workers who are angry over poor pay and conditions on farms and vineyards supplying UK supermarkets will dramatically confront South Africa's ANC president today.
24 Jul 2009

Jobs figures reveal reality of arms trade economics

Claims about the economic benefits of the arms industry have been grossly exaggerated, according to evidence highlighted by the Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT). They are challenging the argument that the industry is good for British jobs.
22 Apr 2009

Methodists welcome budget support for jobless under-25s

The Methodist Church in Britain has welcomed the Chancellor’s budget commitment today to provide work or training for under 25s who have been jobless for more than a year. It has also welcomed green pledges.
26 Mar 2009

From Quantitative to Qualitative Easing

If Quantitative Easing is re-evaluating the balance of money in our economy, Qualitative Easing seems more naturally to indicate a re-evaluation of the balance of time, says Asa Humpheys. An expansion of volunteering is one way to make this a reality.

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