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Newham United Against Austerity: Invite to launch Saturday 30 January with John McDonnell MP

Jan 23, 2016By John's Labour blog

The collage is from Wednesday evening when Newham Trade Unionists were out leafleting in Stratford, commuters and shoppers about our NUAA launch event next Saturday 30 January, 2-4pm, main lecture theatre, University East London, Water Lane, E15 4LZ&nb…Read more…

Jan 23, 2016John's Labour blog

Local Government Pension Scheme is safe and substainable

Jan 22, 2016By John's Labour blog

Check out this response to amongst the daftest report ever by a right wing think tank.

It is more than a shame that organisations such as the Centre for Policy Studies (CPS) feel they have to temper their reasoned attacks on the financial services…Read more…

Jan 22, 2016John's Labour blog

“It’s the economy, stupid” Sunday Night Live 31 Jan 2016

Jan 21, 2016By John's Labour blog

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Jan 21, 2016John's Labour blog

‘UNISON means? Confidence, learning and not getting a pay cut’

Jan 20, 2016By John's Labour blog

Hat tip to UNISON efocus on this article about top UNISON activist (Newham resident & my branch member) Mitsy Harman-Russell.

“Careworker Mitsy tells her story
 
“I first got involved with UNISON six years ago when they cut our pay from £9 per hour to £6.

“I work with elderly people…Read more…

Jan 20, 2016John's Labour blog

“Five Million Conversations (How Labour lost an election & rediscovered its roots)”

Jan 19, 2016By John's Labour blog

The picture is from last Thursday’s social at Custom House branch, West Ham Labour where the guest speaker was BBC political reporter, Iain Watson.  He spoke about his new book on the failure of the Labour Party to win the last general election “F…Read more…

Jan 19, 2016John's Labour blog

Keep Calm and Join a Trade Union

Jan 18, 2016By John's Labour blog

This is a modified version of a flyer that I sent out this morning. Up and down the country union branches are sending similar messages to staff.

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Jan 18, 2016John's Labour blog

The modern day snowman

Jan 17, 2016By John's Labour blog

I couldn’t resist sharing this brilliant photo. Hat Tip Franz BeeRead more…

Jan 17, 2016John's Labour blog

Sadiq Khan for London Mayor “SuperSaturday” in Canning Town & Forest Gate

Jan 16, 2016By John's Labour blog

Picture collage from today’s “Super Saturday” campaign in support of Sadiq Khan as London Mayor. Around 20 activists turned up to work with West Ham MP, Lyn Brown, in Canning Town in the morning and a similar number in the afternoon in Forest Gate.

Gr…Read more…

Jan 16, 2016John's Labour blog

Monitoring Employees’ Use of the Internet

Jan 15, 2016By John's Labour blog

Be warned!!!! I have made a number of urgent messages to union members over the years asking them to remove a post on social media about their employer or work colleagues.

“Is the right to respect for private life and correspondence breached if emplo…Read more…

Jan 15, 2016John's Labour blog

Angela Rayner new Shadow Minister for Pensions

Jan 14, 2016By John's Labour blog

Congratulations to Angela Rayner MP for Ashton-under-Lyne who has been appointed as Shadow Minister for Pensions.

Angie is a former home care worker and UNISON branch secretary.

It is fantastic that we have a shadow pension minister who knows first h…Read more…

Jan 14, 2016John's Labour blog

“Apology to Dave Prentis”

Jan 13, 2016By John's Labour blog

“Apology from Jon Rogers to Dave Prentis
In December of last year, prior to the conclusion of the election for the post of General Secretary of Unison, I made various comments about Dave Prentis, General Secretary of Unison, who has now been re-elected…Read more…

Jan 13, 2016John's Labour blog

West Ham Labour – Past, Present, Future

Jan 12, 2016By John's Labour blog

On Saturday ward members from West Ham branch went out campaigning in Paul Street E15. We had 2 newly active members out with us for the first time ever “on the knocker”.  They seemed to enjoy it – talking to residents, mastering the art of using …Read more…

Jan 12, 2016John's Labour blog

Redbridge Mayors Appeal Burns Night Dinner

Jan 11, 2016By John's Labour blog

Knowing the Redbridge Mayor I am sure that the band (and piper) will be excellent! Read more…

Jan 11, 2016John's Labour blog

Trade Union Bill and the Labour Party

Jan 10, 2016By John's Labour blog

On Thursday evening I was invited to speak to a joint meeting of both Forest Gate Labour Party branches on the Trade Union Bill. It started off with a quiz on trade unions, which was an excellent ice breaker and introduction. I then spoke about trade u…Read more…

Jan 10, 2016John's Labour blog

Bursary or Bust!

Jan 10, 2016By John's Labour blog

Picture from demonstration yesterday in London by 5000 NHS nurses and supporters against Tory plans to scrap their bursaries.There was also demonstrations in Manchester and Newcastle.

From UNISON “The government plans to force nurses into debt of at least £51,600 by making them pay the…Read more…

Jan 10, 2016John's Labour blog

Custom House Labour Branch New Year Social – 14 January 2016

Jan 9, 2016By John's Labour blog

This looks good. RSVP customhousebranch2016@gmail.comRead more…

Jan 9, 2016John's Labour blog

West Ham Ward Councillor Report

Jan 8, 2016By John's Labour blog

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Jan 8, 2016John's Labour blog

“10,000 terrorists were ready to strike at any moment”

Jan 7, 2016By John's Labour blog

Hat tip Facebook “Red London” (I suspect that this may not be a strictly genuine Metro letter but…)Read more…

Jan 7, 2016John's Labour blog

“The 12 employment law cases of 2015”

Jan 6, 2016By John's Labour blog

“Before 2015 is consigned to history and 2016 presents a new set of employment law challenges, it is timely to reflect on the year’s significant cases. We have identified 12 cases which developed the law and potentially changed HR policies and practices:Working time and travelFSP del COO v Tyco…Read more…

Jan 6, 2016John's Labour blog

A West Ham evening with Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Seema Malhotra MP

Jan 5, 2016By John's Labour blog

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Jan 5, 2016John's Labour blog
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