"By working collectively, even in the most difficult circumstances, hospitality staff can improve their lives up and down the country."
Tag: Trade Unions
Wages not weapons! – Jo Grady
Jo Grady of the University and College Union spoke at Stop the War's recent International Anti-War Conference about the Wages Not Weapons campaign. You can read her speech below.
Andrea Egan calls for solidarity with Palestine
Andrea Egan spoke at a fringe event at UNISON Conference on UNISON’s work in solidarity with Palestine. We publish her speech below.
Keep Palantir away from NHS patient data – UNISON
"Allowing a morally dubious firm like Palantir to work with the NHS is damaging public confidence."
RMT call for insourcing of all railway staff
"Thousands of outsourced workers are growing increasingly frustrated at having poorer wages, no sick pay and being treated as if they are a second-class workforce."
New Health Secretary James Murray must challenge NHS privatisation – Keep Our NHS Public
"Murray ought to listen to the concerns of NHS Staff and their representative unions, and do what Streeting failed to: improve the working conditions for NHS staff."
Workers’ rights continue to strengthen in Mexico under Sheinbaum – Red Weekly Column
In our Red Weekly Column, Fraser McGuire analyses Sheinbaum's agenda to strengthen workers’ rights, raise wages and living standards, and expand social protections.
Bold structural change needed for public services – Andrea Egan
"These problems are not isolated. They are symptoms of a political and economic model that has prioritised short-term savings, privatisation and market competition."
After the May elections: what next?
John McDonnell MP, Richard Burgon MP and others spoke at a recent online event discussing how we must restore internal party democracy following May's election results.
It’s time for a member-led clean break in Labour – CLPD
"We must see a restoration of Labour Party democracy so that members have a genuine democratic choice in any Leadership election with candidates from across Labour’s broad church."