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  LABOUR PARTY CONFERENCE 2018

  Join the Labour Tribune MPs Group at Labour Party Conference in Liverpool. See below for our events:

  Tribune Rally

  When: 7pm until late (tbc), Sunday 23rd September

  Where: The CASA BAR and VENUE, 29 Hope Street, Liverpool, L1 9BQ

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  Fringe 1 - The Economy in 2025

  When: 12.30pm - 2pm, Monday 24th September

  Where: Baltic Fleet, 33A Wapping, Liverpool L1 8DQ

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  Fringe 2 - The Future of Work

  When: 6pm - 8pm (tbc), Tuesday 25th September

  Where: Baltic Fleet, 33A Wapping, Liverpool L1 8DQ

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  Tribune Stall

  When: every day of conference until close

  Where: Stand 7, Exhibition area, ACC Liverpool

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  The practical response to our society’s widening inequality? A partial basic income

  Sep 03  ·  By Karen Buck  ·  Share

  Last week, Natalie Bennett wrote here that we need to discover a ‘sense of outrage’ about what the current benefits system is doing to people. She is right – but her view that UBI is the response to such outrage begs a lot of questions, not least because there are so many different expectations pinned to it.

  For supporters, a Basic Income promises to address a host of problems at one fell swoop – poverty, the impact of technological change on jobs, income instability linked to precarious work, the complexity, harshness and unfairness of the benefit system, with such a heavy reliance on conditionality.

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  Cultivate an inclusive STEM sector to benefit society and the economy

  Jun 18  ·  By Chi Onwurah  ·  Share

  When I say Parliament is the most diverse organisation I’ve ever worked in, it surprises people: our representative body is not known for its representativeness. Then I explain I was a professional engineer before coming into politics and everything is clear – Parliament may still have a long way to go but it is still closer to representing our nation than science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM).

  According to the Women’s Engineering Society, women still make up only 11% of the UK’s engineering workforce – the lowest in Europe, and according to the Association for Black and Ethnic Minority (BAME) Engineering, BAME people make up only 6%, despite them accounting for 25% of graduates. This only touches the surface. It’s not only a gender and ethnicity issue, but one for all under-represented groups and STEM sectors.

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  Justice for Grenfell fire victims is making sure it never happens again

  Jun 14  ·  By John Healey  ·  Share

  A year ago, the Grenfell Tower fire shocked the nation. Today, we remember the 72 people who lost their lives as a result of that fire. We also remember our duty to do right by them and those who survive them. That means seeing that justice is done and those responsible are held to account. And it means taking all steps necessary so that a fire like Grenfell Tower can never happen again. 

  Directly after this national disaster, the Prime Minister pledged that Grenfell residents would have all the help and new homes they needed and that her government would “do whatever it takes to… keep our people safe”. 

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  Carers Deserve Better Than This Government’s Botched Action Plan

  Jun 13  ·  By Barbara Keeley  ·  Share

  This week is Carers Week, where we all recognise the crucial role unpaid carers play in our society. 

  6.5million people in the UK are giving unpaid care to a family member or friend, three million of whom juggle paid work and care. Two million of them are aged over 65. 

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