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RMT to march on parliament to save ticket offices

22nd August 202322nd August 2023Leave a Comment on RMT to march on parliament to save ticket offices

The RMT will be marching on Downing Street on August 31st to protest against ticket office closures.

Disabled workers facing wages squeeze with 7 in 10 on less than £15 an hour – PCS Union

13th July 202313th July 2023

New research from the TUC reveals that disabled workers are more likely to be paid lower than non-disabled workers with 7 in 10 disabled workers on less than £15 an hour.

We need a fair deal for carers – End Social Care Disgrace

17th March 202317th March 2023Leave a Comment on We need a fair deal for carers – End Social Care Disgrace

"Lift the cloak of invisibility and deafening silence" - join the call for a National Care Support and Independent Living Service on Monday March 20th.

Railway access for disabled will worsen under ticket office closure plan – RMT

5th December 20225th December 2022Leave a Comment on Railway access for disabled will worsen under ticket office closure plan – RMT

"The plan to close ticket and booking offices would be a travesty for disabled and elderly people who want to travel on the rail network."

Jess Barnard, Labour NEC and former Young Labour Chair

A bad day for democracy and anti-racism in the Labour Party – Jess Barnard

30th November 202230th November 2022Leave a Comment on A bad day for democracy and anti-racism in the Labour Party – Jess Barnard

Labour NEC representative Jess Barnard responds to the party dropping commitments for independent BAME and disabled members structures - "a bad day for democracy and anti-racism."

Disabled people’s struggle for equality and human rights – TUC

19th November 202219th November 2022Leave a Comment on Disabled people’s struggle for equality and human rights – TUC

16th November marks the start of Disability History Month. The month is an opportunity to focus in on disabled people’s history and struggle for equality and human rights - TUC

Non-disabled workers paid 17% more than disabled peers – TUC

11th November 202211th November 2022Leave a Comment on Non-disabled workers paid 17% more than disabled peers – TUC

New analysis published by the TUC shows that non-disabled workers now earn a sixth (17.2%) more than disabled workers. 

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