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UNISON Special Labour Link National Forum 2021 Motion 8: Charity Contracts – Race to the Bottom

Jul 11, 2021By John's Labour blog

 This is the motion and my speech at last Saturday’s (3.7.21) UNISON Special Labour Link National Forum meeting, moving this Greater London motion 8 about the Volunteer sector and the race to the bottom with regard to staff terms and conditions an…Read more…

Jul 11, 2021John's Labour blog

RIP Ruskin College

Jul 11, 2021By Ian Manborde

Dear Colleagues,
I was fortunate to get advance notification of an article by Peter Wilby in the current edition of the New Statesman. Peter has been following recent, pitiful events involving Ruskin and wanted to provide brief coverage in his column. …Read more…

Jul 11, 2021Ian Manborde

Global ratings show UK continues to be a ’regular violator’ of workers rights

Jul 11, 2021By TUC blogs

The UK lags significantly behind neighbouring countries when it comes to the rights of workers to organise through trade unions.Read more…

Jul 11, 2021TUC blogs

It’s time to talk about climate leadership at work

Jul 11, 2021By TUC blogs

All the world’s eyes are on the UK this year, as Glasgow prepares to host the COP26 international climate talks.Read more…

Jul 11, 2021TUC blogs

100+ economists urge finance ministers to tax the banks – raise your voice with them!

Jul 10, 2021By John's Labour blog

                                                                     Hi Frien…Read more…

Jul 10, 2021John's Labour blog

UNISON Housing Associations branch votes to nominate Anu Prashar for London Labour Link seat

Jul 9, 2021By John's Labour blog

I was really pleased that my branch executive voted unanimously (Labour Link members only) to nominate Anu for the London seat on the National Labour Link Forum. She is indeed a “doer, not just a talker”. 

Nominations have to be submitted by 5pm …Read more…

Jul 9, 2021John's Labour blog

Council funding gaps must be closed

Jul 9, 2021By UNITElive

A £3 billion council funding blackhole caused by the cost of the pandemic will ‘tear communities apart’ unless it is fixed, Unite, which represents thousands of local authority workers, said today…Read more…

Jul 9, 2021UNITElive

‘Footie’ bank holiday?

Jul 9, 2021By UNITElive

As Downing Street reportedly considers an extra bank holiday if England wins the Euro 2020 final against Italy on Sunday (July 11), Unite has called on prime minister Boris Johnson to ensure every…Read more…

Jul 9, 2021UNITElive

Meeting an old friend and comrade at the Prospect of Whitby

Jul 8, 2021By John's Labour blog

 This evening I met up with a UNISON friend and comrade, Kridos Pavlou, at the Prospect of Whitby riverside pub in Tower Hamlets. We had been planning this meet up since before the pandemic and eventually it happened. 

It was great to meet u…Read more…

Jul 8, 2021John's Labour blog

Government ‘must move to protect aviation workers’

Jul 8, 2021By UNITElive

Unite, the UK’s principal aviation union, has warned that the government’s announcement today (July 8) that people who have been double vaccinated will no longer have to quarantine when they return…Read more…

Jul 8, 2021UNITElive

Clark’s workers face fire and rehire threat

Jul 8, 2021By UNITElive

The entirely of shoemaker Clarks’ operations in Street, Somerset, including headquarters and warehouse staff, could strike over ‘dramatic’ fire and rehire attacks, Unite warned today…Read more…

Jul 8, 2021UNITElive

‘Time for dithering on new nuclear capacity is over’

Jul 8, 2021By UNITElive

The failure of ministers to include nuclear energy in the government’s Green Financing Framework is ‘a grave and short-sighted error’, if the UK is to meet its 2050 target of net zero emissions,…Read more…

Jul 8, 2021UNITElive

‘Piling more pressure’ on ‘exhausted drivers’

Jul 8, 2021By UNITElive

The main industry body for road haulage stands with Unite in its opposition to recent measures announced by the government that will extend lorry drivers’ hours. From Monday (June 12), the maximum…Read more…

Jul 8, 2021UNITElive

‘The chancellor has to think again’

Jul 8, 2021By UNITElive

The government has refused to listen to calls from anti-poverty campaigners, unions and even many of its own ministers after it announced it would plough on with a devastating cut to Universal Credit…Read more…

Jul 8, 2021UNITElive

Waiting lists won’t be reduced without investing in staff

Jul 8, 2021By Dave Prentis blog

Proper pay rise and rest will motivate workforce

The article Waiting lists won’t be reduced without investing in staff first appeared on the UNISON National site.Read more…

Jul 8, 2021Dave Prentis blog

UNISON Special Labour Link National Forum 2021 Motion 3. NHS Pay

Jul 7, 2021By John's Labour blog

 Check out this introduction post to Saturdays Forum

Motion 3. NHS Pay

“Forum, Chair, John Gray. Greater London delegate moving motion 3 “NHS Pay”

Forum, this motion is very much complementary to previous motions and amendments and I will not…Read more…

Jul 7, 2021John's Labour blog

Too many people across the UK face serious health risks

Jul 7, 2021By Dave Prentis blog

Employers must do more to keep staff safe and that includes properly recording exposure

The article Too many people across the UK face serious health risks first appeared on the UNISON National site.Read more…

Jul 7, 2021Dave Prentis blog

Brush Electrical workers face ‘sign or be sacked’ ultimatum

Jul 7, 2021By UNITElive

Engineers employed by Brush Electrical Machines (BEM) striking over fire and rehire cuts of up to £15,000 have now been threatened with a ‘sign or be sacked’ ultimatum, Unite said today (July 7). The…Read more…

Jul 7, 2021UNITElive

‘Huge victory’

Jul 7, 2021By UNITElive

Housing repair staff employed by the Royal Borough of Greenwich have voted in favour of a ‘pay and productivity’ package which is now one of best for such workers across London councils. Unite the…Read more…

Jul 7, 2021UNITElive

Making ‘difficult situation worse’

Jul 7, 2021By UNITElive

The decision of the Department for Transport (DfT) to relax the regulations on the maximum number of hours lorry drivers can work will not resolve the problem of a shortage of drivers in the…Read more…

Jul 7, 2021UNITElive
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