Frances O’Grady: 'Britain has been very good at creating bad jobs'
In May 2015 the UK faces a choice over the austerity agenda. Tamsin Rutter speaks to the TUC boss about what the election means for public sector workers
10 barriers to using mobile technology to fight inequality
There’s huge potential for mobile to be a catalyst for inclusive growth. But many challenges – from gender inequality to phone charging – must first be addressed
Punishing the rich is not the answer to inequality, warns top economist
Former Nobel laureate tells Davos that high taxes and handouts to the poorest are less effective than other options such as subsidising childcare
As inequality soars, the nervous super rich are already planning their escapes
Hedge fund managers are preparing getaways by buying airstrips and farms in remote areas, former hedge fund partner tells Davos during session on inequality, writes Alec Hogg
Helen Clark: 'Many things blighting our world are linked to inequality'
Alec Hogg talks to the head of the UNDP in Davos about how feelings of exclusion, not poverty, is the root cause of the volatile new global context
Our economic system enriches the most powerful at the expense of the 99%
Winnie Byanyima
The richest 1% will soon be wealthier than the rest of the world combined. We must fix our global economy now – or face chaotic consequences
Ethnic inequality is widespread and a drag on the global economy
Omar Khan
The discrimination faced by minority groups in both developing and developed nations will not go away by itself. Governments everywhere must act
Inclusive growth: how do we include everyone in global prosperity?
The “staggering rise” in inequality is high on the economic agenda at Davos. Today we begin a three-month debate, with news and analysis of how global leaders are tackling the issue
