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‘Heathrow is exploiting the pandemic’

Oct 6, 2020By UNITElive

At a meeting with Heathrow Airport Ltd (HAL) yesterday (Monday 5 October), MPs representing constituencies around the airport challenged chief executive officer John Holland-Kaye over the company’s…Read more…

Oct 6, 2020UNITElive

‘Grim news’

Oct 6, 2020By UNITElive

The news that 140 jobs at Magellan Aerospace’s operation in Bournemouth will be lost when the site closes next February is ‘a devastating blow’ to the Dorset economy, Unite said today (Tuesday 6…Read more…

Oct 6, 2020UNITElive

Fuel drivers to strike?

Oct 6, 2020By UNITElive

Fuel tanker drivers, employed by Hoyer Petrolog UK, and members of the Unite union, are balloting for industrial action in a dispute over job cuts and attacks on conditions.

The post Fuel drivers to…Read more…

Oct 6, 2020UNITElive

‘A poverty of ambition’

Oct 6, 2020By UNITElive

Prime minister Boris Johnson’s pledge that every UK home will be powered by electricity from offshore wind farms by 2030 revealed ‘a poverty of ambition’, compared with the vast sums that France and…Read more…

Oct 6, 2020UNITElive

Bad day for the finance sector

Oct 6, 2020By UNITElive

In another bad day (October 6) for the finance sector job losses are announced in finance firm LV and JN bank. The moves have been roundly condemned by Unite.

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Oct 6, 2020UNITElive

Broken pay deal prompts strike

Oct 5, 2020By UNITElive

Workers paid below industry standard at Leeds-based bus manufacturer Optare have voted in favour of strike action over the company’s ‘broken promise’ to provide a pay increase for 2019 and 2020,…Read more…

Oct 5, 2020UNITElive

‘Thin gruel for fearful workers’

Oct 5, 2020By UNITElive

“I’m afraid to say that when the country hungers for a hearty diet of jobs saving and creation, the chancellor has offered little more than thin gruel for fearful workers.

The post ‘Thin gruel for…Read more…

Oct 5, 2020UNITElive

Winter on the dole?

Oct 5, 2020By UNITElive

Thirty years ago, Norman Lamont was telling us high unemployment was a ‘price worth paying’ for his head-banger economics.

Now we have Rishi Sunak.  A better communicator yes, but who in a few short…Read more…

Oct 5, 2020UNITElive

‘Full on struggle to save jobs’

Oct 5, 2020By UNITElive

The battle to save jobs is the most important social and economic issue emerging from the pandemic and we’re in a full-on struggle to save jobs across the economy. That is why Unite has welcomed…Read more…

Oct 5, 2020UNITElive

Bernard Matthews bus win

Oct 2, 2020By UNITElive

Bernard Matthews has suspended fares on company-subsidised buses to all of its sites to help prevent the spread of coronavirus through car sharing, following pressure from Unite.

The post Bernard…Read more…

Oct 2, 2020UNITElive

Workers face poverty in Heathrow fire and rehire storm

Oct 2, 2020By UNITElive

Heathrow, one of the world’s largest airports, is facing a complete shutdown this autumn, as members of Unite prepare to ballot for strike action, over the company’s attempts to slash the pay of…Read more…

Oct 2, 2020UNITElive

‘PM fails our people’

Oct 2, 2020By UNITElive

Boris Johnson should swap the rhetoric on UK sovereignty and taking back control for real action, starting with insisting that UK steel is used throughout the construction of the HS2 high-speed…Read more…

Oct 2, 2020UNITElive

Stop the ‘no deal car crash’

Oct 2, 2020By UNITElive

Ministers need to put their foot on the accelerator to get a deal with the EU that safeguards the UK automotive industry – employing about 800,000 workers directly and over two million in the wider…Read more…

Oct 2, 2020UNITElive

Heroes and zeroes

Oct 2, 2020By UNITElive

Every Friday here on UniteLIVE, we bring you all the latest heroes and zeroes amid the coronavirus crisis. Here are this week’s latest. HEROES Black inventors and innovators This month is Black…Read more…

Oct 2, 2020UNITElive

We need our steel

Oct 1, 2020By UNITElive

Steelworkers unite in Europe wide call for action to safeguard vital sector

The post We need our steel appeared first on UNITElive.org.Read more…

Oct 1, 2020UNITElive

Deliver on pay pledge call

Oct 1, 2020By UNITElive

Colleges must deliver on their promise to increase staff pay now the government has provided further education an extra £400m funding, said education unions including Unite, as they launched…Read more…

Oct 1, 2020UNITElive

Celebrate!

Oct 1, 2020By UNITElive

Celebrate the first day of this year’s Black History Month and watch our short video below.

The post Celebrate! appeared first on UNITElive.org.Read more…

Oct 1, 2020UNITElive

Don’t switch us off!

Oct 1, 2020By UNITElive

Unite’s retired members, together with Unite Community, are fighting to save free TV licences for over 75s after the government suspended them last month. From August 1, only pensioners over 75 who…Read more…

Oct 1, 2020UNITElive

Govt’s day of shame

Oct 1, 2020By UNITElive

Today is the annual UN Day for Older Persons, a day of celebration and recognition for a generation who have given a lifetime of work to build our nations and fought for social and economic justice,…Read more…

Oct 1, 2020UNITElive

Unite celebrates Black History Month

Oct 1, 2020By UNITElive

Every October, Unite’s headquarters holds its annual Black History Month event, featuring a range of speakers and the ever-popular buffet of African, Asian and Caribbean foods which sees Unite’s…Read more…

Oct 1, 2020UNITElive
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