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London Sanctuary Housing strikes grow

Mar 21, 2024By UNITElive

More workers are joining the strikes at Sanctuary Housing in London as members report having to use food banks. Around 50 repair workers, who are based in Hackney but carry out repairs across London, are striking over a four per cent pay rise imposed in 2023. This was a significant pay cut, as the real […]

The post London Sanctuary Housing strikes grow appeared first on Unite Live.

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Mar 21, 2024UNITElive

Out for a meal with two Hackney Comrades

Mar 6, 2024By John's Labour blog

 Back from a great meal in Evin, Kingsland High Street, E8 and political discussion (aka mostly gossip) with my Hackney Comrades, Yvonne Maxwell and Dave Osler. Yvonne and I, are your no nonsense, Labour “sell out” reformists, while Dave is m…Read more…

Mar 6, 2024John's Labour blog

The EastEnders Effect. Episode 28: Representation in the East End

Sep 28, 2023By John's Labour blog

It is a bit long but a fascinating interview by my Councillor constituent Ade Adeyemi of my UNISON comrade, Joseph Ogundemuren. He speaks from the heart of growing up, born and bred, as a working class black male in East London from immigrant parents. …Read more…

Sep 28, 2023John's Labour blog

“On the knocker” in West Ham (with a little bit of help from UNISON/Hackney)

Sep 23, 2023By John's Labour blog

This morning I had my councillor surgery in Vicarage Lane Community centre in West Ham ward, Newham. One constituent who came, lived close to the centre, with a list of repair issues. I was able to go with her, back to her home in order to identify rep…Read more…

Sep 23, 2023John's Labour blog

Hackney council strikes intensify

May 20, 2022By UNITElive

Strikes at Hackney council will escalate in the coming weeks, Unite has warned, with 70 parking services workers now joining more than 200 of their colleagues in a dispute over pay. Staff working in…Read more…

May 20, 2022UNITElive

Hackney council workers to strike

Apr 6, 2022By UNITElive

More than 200 Hackney council workers will strike over an “insulting” 1.75 per cent pay offer, Unite said today (April 6). Staff working in refuse, building services and passenger services for those…Read more…

Apr 6, 2022UNITElive

Hackney parking wardens balloted for strike action

Jul 5, 2021By UNITElive

Hackney’s parking wardens are to be balloted for strike action over pay justice in the last year of the contract held by Apcoa Parking (UK) Ltd, Unite the union said today (July 5). Hackney borough…Read more…

Jul 5, 2021UNITElive

‘Clapping doesn’t pay the bills’

Nov 13, 2020By UNITElive

Drivers and passenger assistants, who take disabled children to and from school in Hackney, have voted unanimously to strike over the failure of the council to make a one-off £500 Covid-19 payment…Read more…

Nov 13, 2020UNITElive

Hackney parking wardens win

Nov 11, 2020By UNITElive

Unite said the decision by Hackney council to bring its more than 130 parking wardens back ‘in-house’ is ‘the way to go’ for those London boroughs still wedded to the outsourced, privatisation model….Read more…

Nov 11, 2020UNITElive

Free parking for Hackney residents?

Jan 24, 2020By UNITElive

Hackney residents could have free parking in the borough when 40 parking wardens go on a week-long strike next month in a dispute over pay and their personal safety.   Unite said today (January…Read more…

Jan 24, 2020UNITElive

‘Significant victory’

Oct 9, 2019By UNITElive

Drivers and passenger escorts on school buses for disabled children in Hackney accepted a financial settlement today (October 9) as they started strike action in their dispute over payments for…Read more…

Oct 9, 2019UNITElive

‘Enough is enough’

Sep 26, 2019By UNITElive

A 48-hour strike by drivers and passenger escorts on school buses for disabled children in Hackney will be staged next month due to ‘continued council intransigence’ in a dispute over payments for…Read more…

Sep 26, 2019UNITElive

‘Enough is enough’

Mar 6, 2019By UNITElive

Hackney council is being blamed for four days of planned strikes by drivers and passenger escorts on the school buses for disabled children in a dispute over payments for working split shifts.  …Read more…

Mar 6, 2019UNITElive

Split shift pay row

Oct 24, 2018By UNITElive

Strike action is on cards over the lack of split shift payments for Hackney drivers and escorts who take disabled children to and from school, Unite the union has warned.   Unite members,…Read more…

Oct 24, 2018UNITElive

Pay us fairly plea

Jun 28, 2018By UNITElive

The prospect of residents in Hackney north London, becoming mired in a parking meltdown next month has dramatically increased after peace talks brokered by the conciliation service Acas collapsed…Read more…

Jun 28, 2018UNITElive

“Don’t cat-call, comrades. Support common sense”. As controversy continues over defining Jew-hate, read a Marxist view

Aug 7, 2017By John's Labour blog

On Friday the Jewish Chronicle published this article by my libel blogging mate David Osler (aka other names).

By coincidence that day I met with Dave and his partner Stroppy in a Hackney restaurant for a prearranged “put the world to rights” meal, go…Read more…

Aug 7, 2017John's Labour blog

Councillor Yvonne Maxwell: Hoxton West

Nov 4, 2016By John's Labour blog

Fantastic news. Yvonne (aka Stroppy) has been elected! My former blogging pal and daughter of former Newham Councillor Doris Maxwell, was elected last night in a Hackney Council by-election.

Hoxton West (Hackney) result: LAB: 68.3% (+11.6) CON: 13.3% …Read more…

Nov 4, 2016John's Labour blog

Jezza “on the knocker” in support of Labour Councillor Candidate Yvonne Maxwell #LoveHoxton

Oct 30, 2016By John's Labour blog

Yesterday morning I missed the very beginning of the canvass session in support of Yvonne Maxwell, who is standing as the Labour candidate for Hackney Council in a by election in Hoxton West.

Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn MP turned up (by bike) to …Read more…

Oct 30, 2016John's Labour blog

Yvonne Maxwell for Hoxton West

Oct 19, 2016By John's Labour blog

Dear Colleague,
There is a local government by-election in Hackney on 3 November, with a strong Newham connection – Labour’s Candidate is Yvonne Maxwell is the daughter of former Newham Councillor Doris Maxwell.
The seat used to be held by th…Read more…

Oct 19, 2016John's Labour blog

Hackney Mayor Election 2016

Sep 15, 2016By John's Labour blog

Tonight I helped out in Lea Bridge ward, Hackney for the election campaign to select a new Executive Mayor for the Borough.

At the campaign headquarters, ward activists were really hospitable and appreciative to us for turning up and&n…Read more…

Sep 15, 2016John's Labour blog
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