"He needs to address the real national security threats we face – and have the correct strategy to make us more secure, not less."
Tag: Trade Unions
The climate crisis is already a workplace issue – Red Weekly Column
"If this crisis is to be resolved and its already severe impacts minimised, there must be a transition planned with and for workers. Trade unionists cannot afford to sit this one out."
For an Irreversible Shift in the Balance of Power and Wealth
A packed event at TUC Congress joined a discussion on how we seize the moment to push for an irreversible shift in the balance of power and wealth.
Trump’s War on Latin America opposed at #TUC26
"Our solidarity with the resistance against the far-right and the US Empire in Bolivia, and across the region, is more important than ever."
Reindustrialisation will need a change in economic strategy – Eddie Dempsey
"We need more state-owned financial institutions directing investment into building publicly owned industries that can create new higher value manufacturing and service jobs."
Wages not weapons call made at #TUC26
“There can be no meaningful national security without strong public services, secure jobs, safe homes to live in and a social infrastructure that enables people to thrive.”
Our economy isn’t working, and our movement must fix it! – Gawain Little
"If the past 45 years have taught us anything, it is that tinkering around the edges won’t deliver the kind of change we need. We need system-wide change."
Solidarity with Cuba! – Alex Gordon
Alex Gordon, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Britain, calls on Britain’s trade unionists to redouble solidarity with the socialist island.
Why trade unionists need to fight harder for Palestine – Louise Regan
"If our government had acted sooner, had taken action when we could all see the genocide unfolding, how many lives could have been saved?"
Palestine: Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions – Zita Holbourne
"Our trade union movement must not just speak out in solidarity but take these impactful actions called for in the motion as a collective movement."