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From Mr Philip Jennings. Sir, Rodeo capitalism is getting long-overdue exposure ('Labour MPs raise buy-out concern', Ft.com, February 13). Politicians in the UK are beginning to question the unfettered freedom [...]

From Mr Philip Jennings. Sir, It would be ironic - though welcome - if the Chinese authorities were to force Wal-Mart to accept core labour standards agreed at the International [...]

From Mr Philip Jennings. Sir, The world is in a new phase of industrial change ('Service industries go global', August 20) and the key issue for service industry workers and [...]

From Mr Philip Jennings. Sir, This year's World Economic Forum in Davos has a long way to go to rebuild trust in big business. In the UK the potential carve-up [...]

From Mr Philip Jennings. Sir, The row over advice by Morgan Stanley to investors to avoid heavily unionised companies has put a question mark over efforts by the United Nations, [...]

From Mr Philip Jennings. Sir, The row over advice by Morgan Stanley to investors to avoid heavily unionised companies has put a question mark over efforts by the United Nations, [...]

From Mr Philip Jennings. Sir, Unions have been international in outlook from early days ('European unions', March 16). Solidarity and the creation of international trade union federations - now called [...]

From Mr Philip Jennings. Sir, I was surprised that Martin Wolf ('The big lie of global inequality', February 9) sees no role for labour standards to end global inequality. Economic [...]

From Mr Philip Jennings. Sir, The key problem that faces Davos men and women this week is indeed the curse of global inequality, as Martin Wolf writes (January 26). The [...]

From Mr Philip Jennings. Sir, The answer to why capitalism advances in a climate of mistrust (December 14) was in your own Companies and Finance section. The hostile takeover of [...]