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Author Archives: britworker

Support the Barnoldswick strikers!

The Workers Party of Britain denounces double-dealing by Rolls-Royce over the future of the crucial industrial hub at Barnoldswick and salutes the decision by seventeen engineers to strike at theContinue reading “Support the Barnoldswick strikers!”

Posted bybritworker23rd July 202128th August 2022Posted inIndustry, Trade Unions, Uncategorized

Statement by WP TU Group on the Unite the Union elections

The Workers Party of Britain trade union group, having received requests from its members for direction in the forthcoming election inside Unite the Union, over the position of General SecretaryContinue reading “Statement by WP TU Group on the Unite the Union elections”

Posted bybritworker14th July 202128th August 2022Posted inIndustry, Trade Unions

Stop keeping Morrisons workers in the dark!

The Workers Party of Britain deplores the fact that Morrisons workers are being kept in the dark about plans to sell the business to private equity speculators and calls onContinue reading “Stop keeping Morrisons workers in the dark!”

Posted bybritworker12th July 202128th August 2022Posted inBritish politics, Industry, Trade Unions, Uncategorized

Stop the theft of miners’ pensions!

The Workers Party of Britain denounces Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s plans for the government to keep on milking the mineworkers’ pension fund, in spite of the recommendation in April by aContinue reading “Stop the theft of miners’ pensions!”

Posted bybritworker12th July 202128th August 2022Posted inIndustry, Social wage, Society, Trade Unions, Uncategorized, WagesTags:Inequality, Pay and conditions, Privatisation

Batley and spin

The real achievement of this election is that we’ve shown the whole country that there is a new party, one that intends to replace Labour as the party of the working class.

Posted bybritworker10th July 202128th August 2022Posted inBritish politics, Elections, Labour party, Party updates, Regions, Yorks and HumberTags:Batley and Spen, George Galloway, Media lies

Stop union-busting at St Mungo’s!

The Workers Party of Britain denounces union-busting at St Mungo’s and supports the repair workers on strike since 22 April. For the last year, workers at London-based homeless charity StContinue reading “Stop union-busting at St Mungo’s!”

Posted bybritworker24th June 202128th August 2022Posted inIndustry, Trade Unions

Job Centre workers challenge management over safety issues

The Workers Party of Britain deplores the pressure on Job Centre staff to return to work on unsafe sites and with unsafe working practices. As the lockdown eases, the numberContinue reading “Job Centre workers challenge management over safety issues”

Posted bybritworker2nd June 202128th August 2022Posted inIndustry, Trade UnionsTags:british workers, job centre, Workers Party Britain

Victory to the Metroline strikers!

The Workers Party of Britain salutes the decision by 4,000 Metroline bus drivers to conduct rolling strikes across London unless bosses once and for all abandon the so called “remoteContinue reading “Victory to the Metroline strikers!”

Posted bybritworker11th May 202128th August 2022Posted inIndustry, Trade Unions, UncategorizedTags:Metroline

Victory to the Devonport strikers!

The Workers Party of Britain denounces outsourcing giant Serco for endangering the health and welfare of tug crews at Devonport naval base, and salutes the decision of workers to takeContinue reading “Victory to the Devonport strikers!”

Posted bybritworker11th May 202128th August 2022Posted inIndustry, Trade Unions, UncategorizedTags:Devonport, George Galloway, Serco, Workers Party Britain

TU Group Statement: XPO parasites sponge off the public purse 

The Workers Party of Britain denounces global logistics outfit XPO for sponging off public funds whilst racking up record profits, cutting furloughed workers’ pay by 20 percent and handing outContinue reading “TU Group Statement: XPO parasites sponge off the public purse “

Posted bybritworker11th May 202128th August 2022Posted inIndustry, Trade UnionsTags:Covid, socialism, Workers Party, WPB, XPO

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