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“Royal Mail CDC pensions ‘could outperform DB as well as DC”

Jan 3, 2022By John's Labour blog

 
Recently I completed a research project into Pension Provision for Housing Association staff. In the project I mentioned the pros and cons on the new CDC (Collective Defined Contribution) schemes that have very recently been allowed to operate i…Read more…

Jan 3, 2022John's Labour blog

‘Public ownership must be at heart of our programme’

Sep 27, 2021By UNITElive

Unite delegate Tommy Murphy gave his full support for a CWU motion at Labour conference on Sunday (September 26) on the vital importance of public ownership. “The deep crisis in this country, exposed…Read more…

Sep 27, 2021UNITElive

TUC Pensions Conference 2021: Fair pensions for all

Feb 26, 2021By John's Labour blog

 The TUC pensions conference brings together representatives from trade unions and the pension sector to debate the latest policy issues.
The full programme and sign up can be found here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/tuc-pensions-conference-fair…Read more…

Feb 26, 2021John's Labour blog

CWU Supporter Network #WeRiseAgain

Oct 28, 2019By John's Labour blog

I have just signed up to the Royal Mail trade union CWU Supporters Network. Hat tip Syed.

“The fight against exploitative employers, dodgy contracts and insecure work requires the support of every single community across the country.Our recent vote fo…Read more…

Oct 28, 2019John's Labour blog

Margaret Greer for Enfield North 2019

Oct 22, 2019By John's Labour blog

“Hi, honoured to have been shortlisted for Enfield North Parliamentary Seat today. Here is a short video that I would like to share with you on some of my values and priorities.

More details about the hustings and campaign to follow” 
(Margaret h…Read more…

Oct 22, 2019John's Labour blog

“Sir Robin Wales calls for contested mayoral ‘trigger ballot’ outcome to be cancelled”

Dec 22, 2017By John's Labour blog

Hat tip Dave Hill’s On London blog “Sir Robin Wales has asked the Labour Party to cancel the outcome of the internal selection process that saw him endorsed to seek a fifth term as Mayor of Newham following a campaign by local members for an inves…Read more…

Dec 22, 2017John's Labour blog

McDonalds strike; Policing cuts; Royal Mail dispute; PFI; Venezuela; Thank You Megan & Welcome Sam: SERTUC Council 21.10.17

Oct 22, 2017By John's Labour blog

On Saturday I went to Congress House for a meeting of the South Eastern Trade Union Council (SERTUC) as an UNISON delegate. I haven’t been a delegate to this body for some years and was pleased to be there again but sad to note that this was the last m…Read more…

Oct 22, 2017John's Labour blog

Same pay for the same job – is that too much to ask?

Feb 17, 2015By Stronger Unions

The TUC is putting the issues of low pay, poor job security and increasing living costs in the spotlight with Fair Pay Fortnight. Here is a contact centre worker’s personal account of being employed…Read more…

Feb 17, 2015Stronger Unions

Rejuvenating effects: How CWU made the most of Young Workers’ Month

Dec 9, 2014By Stronger Unions

TUC Young Workers’ Month (November 2014) helped raise the already-high profile of youth activity within the CWU. People all around the union responded actively to the encouragement they were…Read more…

Dec 9, 2014Stronger Unions

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