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Joined November 2012
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What’s happening at the University of Brighton? @BrightonUCU has been told the university wants to cancel and renegotiate all of their agreements - including the critical recognition agreement that governs how the branch negotiates with the university. Workers deserve representation. They deserve unions. And they deserve certainty about their futures. The team on No Shortcuts about why this is a frightening development. #NoShortcuts #JoinTheUnion
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If you’re at Unite sector conference in Brighton this week, make sure you come see us at Unite For A Workers’ Economy stall for a free copy of our Cable Street book. If you’re not at sector conferences you can get a copy from Rough Trade Books - link below: 👇 roughtradebooks.com/collecti…
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"Conditions in these jails are some of the worst, with two men often crammed into tiny cells originally designed for one" Read this appalling report from His Majesty's Chief Inspector of Prisons: "Fit for purpose or falling apart?" poauk.org.uk/media/2971/fit-… The state of our prisons is a national disgrace. Prison Officers have been raising the condition of our prisons for decades - when will we see action to address the crisis in the UK's jails? Outsourcing prison maintenance has been a disaster; it should be brought back in-house.
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Unite is campaigning for a care service that puts an end to the rank profiteering happening across the UK, and establishes a compassionate, accessible, caring system that is fully funded through progressive taxation – not by picking the pockets of pensioners. The government’s proposed free personal care service, funded by pension cuts, will do nothing to stop private profiteers, nor provide a true National Care Service for those who require dementia or residential care. David’s mum deserved better and so does everyone else. Sadly, his story is not unique. Please like and share this video to make more people aware of what is going on in care homes up and down the country. #StandUpForSocialCare
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Members at the BBC, we’re balloting for industrial action over two critical issues: compulsory redundancies and rising workloads. Please cast your vote now if you haven’t already. Find out more: nuj.org.uk/resource/vote-in-…
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Respect ✊🏻
BREAKING: French trade unions are joining forces for nationwide strikes and demonstrations for higher wages and in support of the high school protest movement. The French Interior Minister says 70,000 police officers have been deployed across the country
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#OnThisDay 1984. Labour leader Neil Kinnock says he is too busy to speak at a series of rallies in support of the #MinersStrike In a letter to Arthur Scargill the Labour leader wrote he was “already fully committed to a series of longstanding engagements which cannot be broken.”
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Another day and another bundle of evidence showing how L&Q fails tenants and residents. Shame none of the authorities that are supposed to hold these landlords to account are intervening. Shows the needs for tenants & residents to do it themselves!
SHAC Article: Failed by L&Q – The Need for Unity to Fix a Broken Housing System Residents of Beam Park call for unity amongst tenants and residents to hold one of the biggest UK landlords to account. It is not one single issue, but a whole series of broken promises and agreements that affect almost everyone living in one of their properties. This landlord has a long list of misdemeanors. .@LandQ shaction.org/2026/11/03/fail…
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Unite is calling for: ✈️A clear, national, worker-led approach to abusive and disruptive behaviour ✈️Airports as well as airlines to be given the power to ban disruptive passengers ✈️Implementation of minimum standards across the industry Abuse Doesn't Fly deadlinenews.co.uk/2026/11/0…
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🏆 Pay rise of up to 52% after a 68-day strike at Institute of Cancer Research 💪 £2,000 a year for publishing staff at Legalease 🎉 6.25% for catering workers at Do & Co at Heathrow Airport ✊ A 5% pay rise, backdated to April, and improvements to their pension for asssisted travel workers at Gatwick Airport 🚀 Offshore workers on EnQuest’s Magnus platform in the North Sea won a deal worth an average total pay lift of over £14,000 Unite members are winning at work! Read about these wins and more in Facts and Figures unitetheunion.org/fandf #SolidaritySunday #UniteWins #PayRise #JobsPayConditions
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Always a great pleasure to explore - and expose - different aspects of the housing sector with Ben. Hopefully we're on the road to justice though.
Housing Sector Short — Who actually speaks for residents? We hear the corporate promises, see the annual reports and read the publicity. But where do residents’ own experiences fit into that picture? The full podcast is out Monday morning at 7 a.m. @Muna_Suz @SHAC_Action
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Solidarity from Portsmouth, England!
🔴 GÊNES | « La guerre, nous ne la voulons pas ! » Le cortège étudiant va à la rencontre des dockers. Étudiants et travailleurs se mobilisent ensemble contre le réarmement. Une convergence qui doit nous inspirer pour construire la grève générale le 5 novembre en France.
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I urge you to read this book- ‘The family in the photo’ written by Jim Horton.
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#NSSN supporting #strike rally outside #Havering Council by binworkers members of @UniteLondonEast working for outsourcer company #FCC #EndOutsourcing - bring privatised workers back in-house @unitetheunion @UniteEconomy @UniteSharon Read more - unitetheunion.org/news-event…
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From today, employers have a stronger legal duty to protect workers from harassment by customers, clients and members of the public 📣 That means sexual harassment, racial attacks and intimidation must be addressed in the workplace. If a third party harasses you at work, your employer could be held legally responsible if they haven’t taken all reasonable steps to prevent it. Whether you work in hospitality, transport, healthcare, retail or any customer-facing role, abuse and harassment are not just 'part of the job'. Employers must take action to prevent it, protect their workers and make sure everyone can do their job safely. Workers deserve respect, dignity and safety at work. No exceptions. For union resources on how to hold your employer to account: unitetheunion.org/equalities
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