Boycott Workfare - A4e Communications Blockade – Wed. 20th March
Boycott Workfare - A4e Communications Blockade – Wednesday 20th March
Boycott Workfare - A4e Communications Blockade – Wednesday 20th March
Boycott Workfare Actions Glasgow Saturday 23rd March 11am
Meet Front Entrance St Enoch Subway Station, St Enoch Square, G1 4BW
1st Action, Superdrug, 66 Arygle Street, G2 8AG
2nd Action, 12 noon, British Heart Foundation, 10 Union Street, G1 3QX
Organised by the Crutch Collective and the Scottish Unemployed Workers Network.
Backed by Unite the Union Community Branch, Right to Work, Clydeside IWW and Glasgow Solidarity Federation.
On the 2nd of March, Solent SolFed with comrades from Bristol and Brighton locals along with CNT-AIT Caen, Forest of Dean Anarchists, Wessex Solidarity and others, picketed Poundland in Portsmouth as part of our rolling campaign against the mendacious workfare provider (they keep staying they’ve pulled out). This particular shop had two employees working for JSA however.
Monthly stuff your boss stall outside costa on London road. Come along to discuss any workplace/tenancy issues and get info about your rights.
Every July thousands of people come to Tolpuddle to celebrate trade unionism and to remember the sacrifice made by the six farm workers of the village.
Monthly stuff your boss stall outside costa on London road. Come along to discuss and workplace/tenancy issues and get info about your rights.
Monthly stuff your boss stall/distro outside Costa on London road. Come along to discuss any workplace/tenancy issues and get info about your rights.
A solfed member visited Corrala Utopia, a block of flats in Seville squatted by evicted families who have lost their jobs due to the crisis.
London Metropolitan University made the news worldwide last year when, due partly to their connections to the London School of Business and Finance, they were investigated by the UKBA and were prevented from recruiting international students. (for details see Education Worker 9, London Met UNISON’s website or Andrew McGettigan) Now that the dust has settled from this scandal, London Met is again in the news, this time because it has suspended three of its workers, in very suspicious circumstances.