353: Birmingham binworkers win–Support Sep4 #McStrike

NSSN TUC Congress Rally in Brighton: ‘Fight together to scrap the 1% pay cap and get the Tories out!’ – 1pm Sunday September 10th in the Arundel Suite in the Holiday Inn, 137 King’s Rd BN1 2JF.

Confirmed speakers: Len McCluskey Unite General Secretary, Mark Serwotka PCS General Secretary, Steve Gillan POA General Secretary, Ronnie Draper BFAWU General Secretary, Sean Hoyle RMT President, Amy Murphy USDAW Southern Division NEC member and Len Hockey Secretary Unite Barts NHS Trust branch – currently on strike. Chaired by Janice Godrich PCS National President – all welcome!  We will also be giving a platform to speakers from other current disputes to build solidarity Facebook event    From NSSN website

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NSSN 353: Birmingham binworkers win – Support the Sept 4 #McStrike

This week’s bulletin celebrates another victory by striking workers. Hot on the heels of the successful Glasgow Janitors in Unison that we showcased last week, the Unite Birmingham binworkers have forced the employer to retreat. However, many trade unionists will be angry that it’s a Labour city council that was looking to attack workers’ grades. Now binworkers in Doncaster have forced a last minute pay offer that has averted today’s proposed strike for now.

We also highlight again the fight of low-paid McDonald’s workers in Cambridge and Crayford who have voted to strike and will take action on Monday September 4th. We call on all our supporters and affiliates to support them and build solidarity.

Unite hails victory in Birmingham bin dispute (16 Aug) – Unite today (Wednesday 16 August) said that it has achieved victory in the Birmingham bin dispute which will result in the suspension of the current industrial action. The union said that the city council had accepted the refuse workers’ case and restored the grade 3 jobs, which are responsible for the safety at the rear of the refuse vehicles. Normal collection of bins will resume, as Unite and the city council hold further talks under the auspices of the conciliation service, Acas to resolve the outstanding issues. Unite assistant general secretary Howard Beckett said: “We are very pleased that we have reached the stage where we can suspend the industrial action while we hold further talks about the future of the refuse service read more

Birmingham bins NSSN

It’s on! Get behind the 4 September BFAWU #McStrike (21 Aug) – McDonald’s workers balloted at Crayford (south east London) and Cambridge stores have voted by an incredible 95.7 percent for strikes, and their BFAWU bakers’ union has now named Monday 4 September as the first strike day. A strike committee of workers met and decided to go for the date for their historic action–the first ever strike at McDonald’s in the UK. The workers taking this bold step need the URGENT solidarity of the wider trade union movement. Please give generously now to their strike fund HERE. Please also rush messages of support, encouragement and solidarity for the workers to [email protected]

Already, just by voting to strike and organising in the union, the workers have gained an impressive shift from McDonald’s–who have stated only now after the strike vote that by the end of 2017 they will implement the twice promised offer of a guaranteed hours contract to every UK McDonald’s worker. The workers and BFAWU rightly want this signed off, but it is a major victory for the some 80,000 workers at McDonald’s and shows what getting organised, joining a union and taking action can do. The strike remains on, over a number of grievances at the two workplaces, and the workers are also fighting for £10 an hour minimum wage now, union recognition, and for the demand on scrapping zero hours contracts to be implemented

McStrike

On the Saturday before the strike, 2 September, BFAWU is holding a protest at McDonald’s HQ in East Finchley, north London. We are calling on solidarity from the wider movement on this day, with banners, collections etc, brought along in support.

On the day of the strike, Monday 4 September, workers at the Cambridge site will picket from 6 – 7am, while workers at the Crayford site will picket from 6 – 7.30am. The strikers and their supporters will then come together outside Parliament at 10.30/11am for a rally including confirmed special guests to be announced, including Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell. Stay posted for details of what will be happening after the rally. We are asking for maximum support possible with banners and supporters gathering at the rally, and for local activists and anyone who can to show their support at picket lines where possible too.

Outside London, we are calling for solidarity protests/leafleting at McDonald’s stores in localities. For guidance for solidarity actions on the day, a model motion etc read more on BFAWU Fast Food Rights website which the NSSN is part of

 

 

Demonstrate on September 2nd to save Chatsworth Ward at Mansfield Community Hospital

Local campaigners aiming to save Chatsworth Ward at Mansfield Community Hospital have organised a march and rally on Saturday, 2nd September. Assemble at the hospital on Stockwell Gate at 11am and bring your banners! The rally will be at noon in Butter Cross Square. #weareallchatsworth

 

 

NSSN news

Get your trade union branch or trades council to affiliate to the NSSN – it only costs £50. Already affiliated? Please think about renewing it. Also, many of our supporters pay a few pounds a month. You can set up a similar standing order to ‘National Shop Stewards Network’, HSBC – sort code 40-06-41, account number 90143790. Our address is NSSN, PO Box 54498, London E10 9DE. Affiliation letter is below

Download the ‘Join the NSSN’ leaflet here

And if you can, come to one of our regional Conferences. If there is not one in your area, get in touch to either assist in organising or have a speaker at one of your meetings or events. Contact Rob or Linda on [email protected]

 

 

 

Union News

Britain still needs a pay rise – TUC Parliamentary Lobby and Rally

Date:  Tuesday 17 October

Time:  4.30pm – 6pm for the rally (which follows a Parliamentary Lobby)

Venue: Parliament Square   https://www.tuc.org.uk/events/rally-and-lobby-parliament-fair-pay-public-servants

 

RMT

RMT confirms a further two days of strike action on Arriva Rail North in guards’ safety dispute (18 Aug) – Rail union RMT has confirmed that a further two days of strike action on Arriva Rail North will go ahead on Friday 1st September and Monday 4th September as the company continues to resist all efforts to make progress in the long-running dispute over rail safety and the head-long dash towards Driver Only Operation read more

RMT fares protest August 15th outside Kings Cross
RMT fares protest August 15th outside Kings Cross

RMT confirms new phase of strike action on Merseyrail in fight to retain safety-critical Guards (18 Aug) – a further phase of strike action by members of rail union RMT will go ahead on Merseyrail early next month following the continued point-blank refusal by the company to make any progress whatsoever over the crucial issue at the heart of the on-going dispute – the future of the safety critical role of the guard. Drivers and guards will take action as follows: Members will strike between 0001 hours and 2359 hours on Friday 1st September and from 0001 hours on Sunday 3rd September until 2359 hours Monday 4th September read more

RMT calls further Southern Rail strike action (18 Aug) – rail union RMT confirmed today that guards and driver members on Southern Rail will take further strike action in the on-going dispute in defence of the role of the guard, the extension of DOO and the guarantee of a second safety-critical member of staff on Southern services. RMT’s NEC has considered this matter again today and due to the failure of both the Government and GTR respond to the RMT call for round table talks to resolve the dispute has instructed Southern guards and driver members not to book on for any shifts that commence between 0001 and 2359 on Friday 1st September and Monday 4th September read more

RMT confirms dispute and ballot for action on Greater Anglia over threat to guards  

Union calls on South Western Railway to maintain guards

 

TSSA

Industrial Action Looms At ScotRail (17 Aug) – TSSA is disappointed that talks today (Thurs)to avoid a dispute at Abellio ScotRail over the company’s proposal to axe 22 CCTV monitor staff have failed. TSSA will now ballot members at Scotrail’s two CCTV centres in Dunfermline and Paisley on industrial action including strike action. Ballot papers will be sent out this coming Tuesday, August 22nd. Our sister rail union, RMT will also send out ballot papers to its members on the same day read more

 

More Unite

Ireland: crane drivers are back on the pickets (21 Aug) – A site on North Wall Quay is the latest major construction project in the city to see strike action. UNITE crane drivers have a picket in place, bringing construction to a halt as part of a campaign to get better pay. The Construction Industry Federation (CIF) is warning the action could end up costing 1.5 million euro a week if it continues. The union’s Rob Kelly told FM104 the CIF were warned there was an alternative hear interview on FM104 website    Unite: CIF accused of transparent attempt to divide workers

Sellafield bosses’ crackdown as workers prepare for industrial action ballot in pay dispute (17 Aug) – Hardline bosses at the Sellafield nuclear reprocessing plant are turning the screw on the workforce, as they have banned workplace meetings to discuss the current pay dispute, Unite said. The union, which is preparing to ballot its 2,000 members for industrial action over a ‘completely unacceptable’ 1.5 per cent pay offer, said that the management’s action showed that it was ‘slavishly kowtowing’ to the government’s harsh polices on pay restraint. Unite also disputed the claim by Sellafield Ltd – a Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) company – that it was imposing the pay offer next month  as ‘the majority’ of the nearly 11,000 workforce were in favour. Unite said that its own calculation of the figures of the three unions balloted – Prospect and the GMB are the other two – known acceptances of the offer came in at just 18 per cent read more

Doncaster bin strikes averted for now (22 Aug) – Planned refuse strikes in Doncaster due to begin tomorrow (Wednesday 23 August) have been called off after a last minute pay offer was agreed. However Unite has warned that further industrial action is likely if an agreement is not reached with the private contractor Suez over proposals to make over 100 of the 250 strong workforce redundant. The workforce will receive a two per cent increase backdated to April 2017, a further 2.7 per cent increase from September 2017. Workers will see their pay further boosted with an additional 2.7 per cent increase earmarked for March 2018 brought forward and paid from September 2017. The overall pay increase means that workers will be on average £1 an hour better off. It was further agreed that during the lifetime of the contract the workforce will receive an annual pay increase equal to RPIx. The redundancies are linked to a new refuse and recycling contract tendered by Doncaster council, which is due to begin in April 2018. Unite is determined to minimise job losses and an absolute red line for the union is that Suez removes the threat to make workers compulsorily redundant. It has been agreed that talks will begin at Acas on Friday (25 August) to allow for detailed negotiations to take place read more

Support Argos warehouse workers – they started a 3 week strike on August 15 in Basildon in Essex, Bridgwater in Somerset, Castleford (West Yorkshire) and Heywood (Greater Manchester) and will be joined by workers at the Barton Business Park, Burton-on-Trent read more   Please send messages of support to [email protected]. Strike fund donations should be made payable to Unite the Union and sent to Paula Hutchinson, 37 Camden Road, Airedale, Castleford, WF10 3LY

London bus workers to strike over August bank holiday: Notting Hill Carnival could be affected – Transport for London (TFL) bus workers have voted to strike over the August bank holiday after a derisory pay offer from their employer. TFL offered bus workers non-consolidated payments of £250 for the next two years. Sixty-eight per cent (68%) of workers which include bus station controllers, infrastructure controllers, network traffic controllers and road transport enforcement officers, voted, with 92% of those who voted, opting to strike. There will be a two-day strike on Aug 27 and 28. Notting Hill Carnival could be affected as these TFL workers steward the event. Plus striking CentreComm workers manage the code red alarm system on the buses and without their presence drivers may refuse to go out read more

Support striking British airways Mixed Fleet cabin crew: Unite chief calls on British Airways to use ‘pause for peace’ to resolve cabin crew dispute (22 Aug) – Unite today (Tuesday 22 August) called on British Airways to use a ‘pause for peace’ to enter talks and find a resolution to the long running mixed fleet cabin crew dispute over pay and the sanctioning of striking workers. Writing to Alex Cruz, the boss of British Airways, Unite general secretary Len McCluskey said: “You will be aware that we have not issued any further notice for strike action which will currently end on 30 August. “This is in order to create a ‘pause for peace’ so that our respective teams can get around the table with a view to securing a mutually accepted resolution to the current dispute. “Given the nature and length of the dispute I am more than willing to involve myself in any future talks with you and would ask that the company looks at a number of dates from 31 August onwards.” read more. Donate to hardship fund – account name: Mixed Fleet Branch, sort code: 60-83-01 account number: 20376387 ref: MFU or make cheques out to Mixed Fleet Branch and post along with messages of support to: Unite the Union, 99 New Road, Harlington UB3 5BQ. Send messages of protest to BA CEO Alex Cruz [email protected]. Follow @MFUnite on twitter

Support Barts NHS Trust strike: read more send messages of support and request strikers to speak at your meeting to the Unite branch secretary Len Hockey – [email protected]. Sign the online petition – www.change.org/p/pay-up-serco. Send messages of protest to Serco – [email protected] Donate to ‘Branch LE/7384L’   sort code 60-83-01   account number 20344885 – make cheques out to ‘Branch LE/7384L’ and post to Barts NHS Strike Fund, Unite the Union, 33-37 Moreland St, Clerkenwell, London EC1V 8BB

Fund-Raiser in Support of UNITE Barts strikers at Whipps Cross hospital – 7pm Thursday September 7th Star of India 875 High Road Leytonstone, E11 1HR London. Facebook event  Tickets are £10.00 each for a buffet meal. Guest speakers (to date) include John Cryer, MP and Matt Wrack (FBU General Secretary). There will also be a raffle. (Donations of raffle prizes from union branches gratefully received). It’s important to highlight that reservations need to be made in advance- as the events at the Star are often fully booked. Those want to go should email [email protected] – using “UNITE Dispute” in the subject line. All monies raised will be donated to the UNITE strike fund. For more information email Tom Taylor at: [email protected]

All London Bus Driver Demo (Driven to Distraction) – 9.30am Thursday 14th September City Hall The Queen’s Walk, SE1 2 Facebook event  The London Assembly report tells us that bus drivers are working under enormous stress, having short breaks, lacking in toilet facilities, suffering enforced overtime causing major fatigue to drivers. Unite says that this is not acceptable and that TfL must implement the recommendations made in the Driven to Distraction report. Unite London Bus Drivers will present the Mayor with our own Bill of Rights to demand that he intervenes to ensure Bus Drivers are treated with respect. TfL have until October 2017 to implement those recommendations and we will be watching very closely to ensure they do

Union confirms vote for strike action at Ford’s Bridgend engine plant (21 Aug) – A union that represents workers at the Ford engine plant at Bridgend has confirmed that its members have voted in favour of strike action over threatened job losses at the plant. The Unite union said hourly paid workers at the Bridgend plant have voted 52% in favour of strike action and 72% in favour of action short of strike action. Union officials are now expected to meet with Ford management to discuss a way of resolving the dispute read more on Wales Online

Support Mears Manchester housing workers read more

 

PCS

Stop DWP office closures:-

Striking to save Hoylake jobcentre (22 Aug) – PCS members at Hoylake jobcentre on the Wirral will be taking strike action on Friday 25 August in an attempt to save the office which closes the same day. The closure of Hoylake jobcentre from 25 August comes as part of the DWP’s nationwide office closure programme.  There are over 100 offices at risk of closure altogether, many by March 2018, with over 800 members of staff at risk of redundancy.  Send messages of support to Martin Cavanagh at [email protected] Visit the picket line at the jobcentre on 25 August from 7 am read more

Whitley Bay strike: outrage as management start clearing office (18 Aug) – PCS members striking against the closure of Whitley Bay jobcentre were outraged as DWP managers decided to start clearing the office of furniture while they picketed outside. No staff crossed the picket line on the second day of the strike and more than 25 pickets and supporters outside the jobcentre were shocked that management had decided to start clearing the office ahead of its closure this afternoon read more   Sign the online petition

PCS strike and protest to save Whitely Bay job centre August 12th supported by NSSN North East
PCS strike and protest to save Whitely Bay job centre August 12th supported by NSSN North East

Strong support for Sheffield jobcentre strike (18 Aug) – A week of strike action by PCS members at a Sheffield jobcentre protesting against its closure has received strong backing from members and supporters. Our members at Eastern Avenue jobcentre began a 2-week strike, until 25 August, on Monday (14) as part of the PCS campaign to protect services for unemployed, sick and disabled people. Only 2 workers who are not PCS members have crossed the picket line which has been well supported each day meaning the service at the jobcentre has been greatly reduced. There has been support from fellow trade unionists and passers-by throughout the week. Unite Community Chesterfield has produced a short film about the Sheffield strike. The walkout follows week-long strikes in June and July

How you can help:-

Support the picket lines, at 19 Eastern Avene, Sheffield S2 2FZ

Send messages of support to [email protected]   read more

Sign the online petition

For all strikes to defend jobcentres and DWP offices: Make a donation to the PCS fighting fund online or by cheque to PCS DWP Group, 3rd Floor, Town Centre House, Merrion Centre, Leeds LS2 8LY 

31 August: join PCS Home Office, MOJ and HMRC payday protests (18 Aug) – PCS is holding protests across the UK on 31 August calling for the 1% public sector pay cap to be scrapped on the day that the Home Office and Ministry of Justice plan to impose the cap for another 12 months. On 31 July, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) imposed the cap on employees for another 12 months. Just four weeks later on 31 August, the Home Office and MOJ plan to keep the 1% cap on their own pay award. This means that by 31 August, 3 of the largest departments in Whitehall will have delivered yet another real-terms cut in pay to their staff. Seven years of pay restraint, including the ongoing cap, have been highly damaging for many public sector workers read more

 

GMB

Sheffield City Council Plan To Impose Four More Years Of Misery On Workers (Aug 16) – Members have had enough and simply cannot believe that a Labour Party leader is taking further measures to slash terms and condition of hardworking employees. GMB has criticised Sheffield City Council’s plan to impose four more years of pay misery on workers. The authority intends to continue with their current pay strategy which, if it goes ahead, would see workers’ pay and conditions cut for the 12th year running. As well as the real terms pay cut imposed by the public sector pay cap, Sheffield council workers would have their annual incremental pay increase slashed and would be forced to take extra unpaid leave. No other authority in the UK has launched such a prolonged attack on its own workforce read more

 

FBU

Narrow Grenfell Inquiry too limited, says firefighters’ union (16 Aug) – The Fire Brigades Union (FBU) has said it is ‘extremely disappointed’ that the public inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire will not investigate the preparedness of fire services outside London to deal with a similar disaster read more

 

Unison

Bron Afon workers strike this Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday – WORKERS at Bron Afon will strike for a further three days between August 21-23 in protest at the decision to reduce annual salaries by more than £3,000. UNISON has criticised the decision by Bron Afon to slash wages for the majority of staff in its supported living team from £23,572 to £20,416. The trade union has claimed that the housing association cut salaries and increased working hours after winning a £540,000 contract read more from South Wales Argus

Durham Teaching assistants reject council’s offer to settle dispute –Durham County Council had voted to put a new proposal to Teaching Assistants. They say it was an improved offer and will see 78% of Teaching Assistants not losing money. However, the County Durham Teaching Assistants’ Activist Committee had serious concerns about the proposal for the following reasons: 22% of TAs are still facing a pay loss. They might have their pay protected for 2 years but they have already had 21 months of extreme stress not knowing if they can keep their homes or their jobs read more  https://www.facebook.com/TAsDurhamValueUs/

Support the Kinsley School cleaners in Wakefield on indefinite strike since September 6th – Facebook Group. Donate to strike fund – send to Wakefield Unison, 18 Gills Yard, Wakefield WF1 3BZ

 

CWU

CWU launch Four Pillars Royal Mail ‘Pick Sides’ campaign

Video update from DGSP Terry Pullinger on the Four Pillars of Security Campaign! Watch here   Unite calls on Royal Mail to explain ‘complex’ pension proposals

CWU determined to keep BT pension scheme open (22 Aug) – The CWU continues to oppose closure of the BT Pension Scheme as tough talks continue with BT over future pension provision read more

 

RCN

RCN national #ScrapTheCap Pay Rally – 12.30pm Wednesday 6th September Central London read more    Facebook event

Join the ‘Scrap the cap’ pay protests https://www.rcn.org.uk/nursingcounts/scrap-the-cap

 

BECTU

West End theatre workers seek 9% pay rise (22 Aug) – Theatre workers in London’s commercial West End are seeking a 9% pay rise in the pay review due in October. The ambitious pay claim is justified, says BECTU, by “the steady increase in the cost of living with RPI currently standing at 3.7%, with an anticipation that it will continue to rise throughout the year.” The pay claim for 2017/18, submitted in June, comes as the previous three-year deal draws to a close read more

Support Picturehouse workers: Picturehouse BECTU members from five cinemas were last on strike on August 5th and 6th. They are now re-balloting up until August 29th. Picturehouse management refuse to meet with us to discuss our requests: recognition of our chosen union, BECTU; to pay no less than the London Living Wage; fair pay differentials for other pay grades; full company sick pay, maternity and paternity pay. The company have refused independent conciliation and have sacked four union reps at the Ritzy cinema in an attempt to undermine staff action. Picturehouse owners Cineworld made £93 million profit in 2016, while the CEO’s total pay package was worth over £2.5 million. They can afford to pay their staff properly. Please drop by and show your support for staff!

Support the BECTU Picturehouse reps who have been victimised. They have applied for interim relief and waiting for the result

What is the Living Wage? https://www.livingwage.org.uk/what-is-the-living-wage

Picturehouse cinemas on strike: http://www.picturehouselivingwage.com/

Donate to our strike fund: https://www.crowdpac.co.uk/campaigns/250/picturehousestrike

Watch ReelNews video of previous Brixton strike with speech by John McDonnell MP Labour Shadow Chancellor

Keep supporting the Picturehouse workers: read the latest on Brixton Ritzy Facebook Page and those of Hackney, Crouch End, Central, Duke of York Brighton and Dulwich East.

 

NUJ

NUJ demands IPSO inquiry on press racism (16 Aug) – The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) has called on the press watchdog, IPSO, to carry out an immediate investigation into the prevalence of Islamophobia, racism and hatred espoused in the British press. The union call follows widespread protests by Jewish and Muslim organisations as well as over 100 cross-party MPs, at the publication of inflammatory comments by IPSO board member Trevor Kavanagh who this week refereed to “The Muslim Problem” in his Sun newspaper column read more

 

UCU

Sign petition: reinstate Indro Sen immediately – Indro Sen, a maths lecturer and trade union branch officer at the College of North West London (CNWL) has been dismissed for actions in assisting a former colleague at an employment tribunal case. He was voted by students as the most popular teacher, 2014-15. We demand that the College Governors and Senior Management Team reinstate Sen immediately sign here

Support the reinstatement of London Met union reps: Mark Campbell and David Hardman https://uculondonmet.wordpress.com/

 

NUT

SHAKE THE MAGIC MONEY TREE and SCRAP THE PAY CAP: Demonstration and rally – THURSDAY OCTOBER 12th. Assemble 5:30pm opposite Downing Street. March past Department for Health – Treasury – Department for Education – Home Office

Rally in Parliament SquareSupport the NUT London school strikes against cuts at Forest Hill in Lewisham read more

 

NIPSA

Read on page 5 of ‘NIPSA News’ how NIPSA is fighting to defend the facility time of leading elected lay reps, including President Carmel Gates and Maria Morgan

 

IWGB

Demonstrate: September 27th Precarious Labour Strikes Back – The IWGB is planning a big precarious labour bonanza march through central London in September! On the 27th of September Uber will be appealing last year’s Employment Tribunal decision which awarded ‘worker’ status to Uber drivers. The lead claimants in this case are members of the IWGB. We are going to march through central London to the Employment Appeal Tribunal in support of our members and all Uber drivers, and to show ‘gig economy’ bosses, the courts and the British public that we will not lie down as our employment rights are taken away! Facebook event

 

United Voices of the World union

UVW members who clean and polish the Ferrari and Maserati showrooms in South Kensington are set to strike for a living wage. They are currently paid the minimum, poverty wage UVW Facebook page

 

 

Other News

Community Memorial for the ship Ciudad de Barcelona 1937 – The International Brigadistas came from across the globe in the late 1930s to stand alongside Republican Spain in the civil war, united to stop the rise of the fascist far right. On 30th May 1937, the Ciudad de Barcelona, a ship bringing around 300 brigadistas from France, was sunk by a fascist torpedo just off the coast of Malgrat de Mar, Catalonia. We want to create a memorial to honour both those brigadistas and the local people of Malgrat de Mar and we believe the best way is by bringing the local and international communities together once again. That is what the project Solidarity Park is about! Details on how to donate here

 

 

Blacklisting & Victimisation

Buy the book ‘Blacklisted: The Secret War between Big Business and Union Activists’ Author: Dave Smith and Phil Chamberlain. Blacklisted tells the controversial story of the illegal strategies that transnational construction companies used to keep union activists away from work.

Blacklist Support Group financial appeal: the Blacklist support group is desperately short of funds, to continue the incredible work we need more finance, would you please consider making a donation, raise it at your branches and trade councils. Please make cheques payable to Joint sites committee and send to 70 Darnay Rise Chelmsford Essex CM1 4XA. Please forward onto your contacts many thanks Steve Kelly (JSC Treasurer)

Book http://newint.org/books/politics/blacklisted-secret-war/

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlCa8yQmZ70

Blog: www.hazards.org/blacklistblog

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/groups/blacklistSG/

Donate to ReelNews – http://reelnews.co.uk/donationssubscriptions/

 

 

International

Belarus: Stop attacks on union leaders read more

 

Diary

 

2017

September

3 Burston Strike School Rally 2017 – Guest speakers already confirmed include John McDonnell MP, Len McCluskey, Unite General Secretary http://burstonstrikeschool.co.uk/rally2017/

10 NSSN rally at TUC Congress

30 Construction Safety Campaign (CSC) AGM is the 30th September – Ricky Tomlinson invited speaker

 

October

1 Protest the Tory Conference. Let’s get this party started Facebook event

17 Britain still needs a pay rise: TUC Parliamentary Lobby and Rally, 4.30pm – 6pm for the rally (which follows a Parliamentary Lobby), Parliament Square   https://www.tuc.org.uk/events/rally-and-lobby-parliament-fair-pay-public-servants

 

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