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‘Vulture mentality’

Nov 21, 2017By UNITElive

Unite is warning members to be aware of dodgy financial advisers targeting Port Talbot steelworkers under rules introduced in 2015 that allow pensions to be taken out as a lump sum.   The…Read more…

Nov 21, 2017UNITElive

Enough is enough, Hammond

Nov 21, 2017By UNITElive

Gaffe-prone chancellor Philip Hammond has been urged to give public sector workers, battered by pay austerity since 2010, a generous pay rise in Wednesday’s budget.   “Since the Tories came to…Read more…

Nov 21, 2017UNITElive

Hammond’s choice

Nov 21, 2017By UNITElive

Driverless cars are on Philip Hammond’s mind.   In tomorrow’s budget the Chancellor will announce changes designed to make testing the new technology easier on British roads.   Perhaps he…Read more…

Nov 21, 2017UNITElive

Have your say on pension changes

Nov 21, 2017By Dave Prentis blog

UNISON is encouraging members to have their say on pension changes

The article Have your say on pension changes first appeared on the UNISON National site.Read more…

Nov 21, 2017Dave Prentis blog

The future of the political fund – have your say

Nov 21, 2017By Dave Prentis blog

UNISON is currently running a consultation on the political fund, don’t miss the chance to have your say. 

The article The future of the political fund – have your say first appeared on the UNISON…Read more…

Nov 21, 2017Dave Prentis blog

“It’s the 21st century: homes should not be unfit for human habitation”

Nov 20, 2017By John's Labour blog

An excellent post copied from Labour Housing Group “Redbrick” while photo (and list) from “AnotherAngryVoice”.

I get to speak at meetings a fair bit, normally Labour Party or tenant campaign meetings around the place. Recently I’ve taken to asking audiences if it is possible for a landlord to let…Read more…

Nov 20, 2017John's Labour blog

The standard variable tariff has had its day

Nov 20, 2017By Dave Prentis blog

It should lead to cheaper bills for households and much more certainty for its workforce

The article The standard variable tariff has had its day first appeared on the UNISON National site.Read more…

Nov 20, 2017Dave Prentis blog

Blog: Tax cuts for the rich have cost the country dear

Nov 20, 2017By Dave Prentis blog

Governments should not be afraid to make the case for higher taxes to pay for the investment in pay, services and infrastructure our country needs. A higher rate of income tax for those who can most…Read more…

Nov 20, 2017Dave Prentis blog

Brexit impact on real wages

Nov 20, 2017By Dave Watson

A new analysis published today by the LSE Centre for Economic Performance shows that real wages have taken a hit since Brexit and Scotland is amongst the hardest hit areas of the UK.
The EU…Read more…

Nov 20, 2017Dave Watson

UNISON launches model trans equality policy

Nov 20, 2017By Dave Prentis blog

On Trans Day of Remembrance, the new policy will help workers and employers, and challenge transphobia in the workplace

The article UNISON launches model trans equality policy first appeared on the…Read more…

Nov 20, 2017Dave Prentis blog

“The nastiest, hardest problem in finance”

Nov 19, 2017By John's Labour blog

Check out top pension blogger Henry Tapper on why 85% on those able to transfer their pensions out of a DB (defined Benefit Pension scheme) would be best advised not to take it (or F…k’n bonkers to do so – in my non financial advisor l…Read more…

Nov 19, 2017John's Labour blog

Report from Unite GPM&IT national sector conference 2017

Nov 19, 2017By Ian's Unite site

Last week delegates from each of Unite’s industrial sectors met in Brighton for their National Sector Conferences. This report covers the plenary, shared between several sectors, and the conference for my own sector – Graphical, Paper, Media & IT.
…Read more…

Nov 19, 2017Ian's Unite site

Speech to Unite Manufacturing Delegates, Unite Sector Conferences, November 15th, 2017.

Nov 19, 2017By Power In A Union

Speech to Unite Manufacturing Sector Conference – 15th November 2017 The Challenge of Brexit Conference we meet at a time when manufacturing is being damaged by the Brexit chaos created by a…Read more…

Nov 19, 2017Power In A Union

Tax cut for rich means billions lost to Exchequer

Nov 19, 2017By Dave Prentis blog

Cutting the income tax for people earning more than £1m per year has deprived the Exchequer of more than £8.6bn over the past five years, according to new analysis by UNISON published today (Sunday)….Read more…

Nov 19, 2017Dave Prentis blog

Petition To Newham Council: Affordable Housing levels at former Ford Motor Showroom in Plaistow Road.

Nov 18, 2017By John's Labour blog

This petition is being supported by West Ham Labour Party ward. It is really positive that the branch is leading a campaign by local residents to ensure that regeneration projects comply at least with our own Borough targets for social housing. 
W…Read more…

Nov 18, 2017John's Labour blog

‘If you want to be heard, speak in UNISON’

Nov 18, 2017By Dave Prentis blog

Assistant general secretary stresses the importance of unions

The article ‘If you want to be heard, speak in UNISON’ first appeared on the UNISON National site.Read more…

Nov 18, 2017Dave Prentis blog

Book Review: Short Cuts: Life expectancy

Nov 18, 2017By Rtuc's Blog

Short Cuts Danny Dorling The first English Life Table was based on data collected around the census year of 1841 and gave female life expectancy as 42 and male as 40. By the sixth table, in 1891,…Read more…

Nov 18, 2017Rtuc's Blog

LGBT conference opens in Brighton

Nov 18, 2017By Dave Prentis blog

Vice-president opens LGBT conference with thanks to delegates for all they’ve achieved

The article LGBT conference opens in Brighton first appeared on the UNISON National site.Read more…

Nov 18, 2017Dave Prentis blog

West Ham Labour – campaigning update 17th November 2017

Nov 17, 2017By John's Labour blog

Dear Member

I hope you can help out and enjoy these political and social events. Don’t worry if you have never been knocking on doors for Labour. We will explain things and support you at every stage.
 Labour in power: what can Labour councils do?Have your say in Newham Labour’s Campaign for…Read more…

Nov 17, 2017John's Labour blog

West Ham CLP Crime and Policing Motion to Greater London Labour Conference 2017

Nov 17, 2017By John's Labour blog

“Conference notes that Metropolitan Police statistics show that gun crime in London increased by 42% in 2016/17.

Conference also notes that the same statistics show knife crime in our city jumped by 24% in the same period.

Conference further notes th…Read more…

Nov 17, 2017John's Labour blog
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