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Labour has launched its manifesto for disabled people, setting out its plans to enforce the right of disabled people to live independent lives.

Labour has announced a series of reforms for women at work, increasing Statutory Maternity Pay and breaking the stigma of menopause in the workplace.

In a speech to the Bakers’ Union (BFAWU) Annual Conference in Southport, Jeremy Corbyn MP announced a package of new workplace policies for hospitality workers across the UK.

While celebrating 100 years since our country took the first step towards getting all women the right to vote, find out more about Labour’s plans to continue the fight for gender equality

February is LGBT+ History month, to celebrate Labour Policy Forum looks back at how Labour has been proud to support the work of the LGBT+ movement, and why our next government won’t stop fighting for equality.

The Future of Work Commission recently released their final report into how the UK deals with the new technological revolution.

3 December marked the annual International Day of Disabled Persons. Labour is the party of equality and is proud to celebrate the contribution disabled people make to our communities, and champion the rights of disabled people.

To help build an economy for the many, not the few, a Labour government would deal head on with race discrimination and economic inequality.

Labour has launched a State Pension Consultation organised by the Shadow Work and Pensions team to hear your views on the State Pension, as well as develop policies to ensure dignity and security in older age.

Jeremy Corbyn has today launched Labour’s manifesto with and for disabled people, outlining key policies that will improve the lives of millions of disabled people across the country.

The Labour movement is built on the values of social justice, internationalism and human rights. This is why our National Policy Forum placed equality at the heart of each policy commission and policy, to ensure that all people benefit from our economy and society.

Labour’s Shadow Work and Pensions team have launched a Disability Equality Consultation to listen to people’s views how best to tackle the discrimination and disadvantage that disabled people still face, as well as developing policies that enable people to lead full and rich lives.

Below you can find the Shadow Women and Equalities team race equality consultation put together to hear your views on tackling racism and discrimination in modern Britain.