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Union official representing ambulance workers called Conservatives 'nasty little Tories' - Vimarsana News

Union official representing ambulance workers called Conservatives 'nasty little Tories'

Onay Kasab, who made comment in 2012, was lead Unite negotiator in talks with Health Secretary on Tuesday

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 17:18:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 17:18:00

For its members. what the rmt are asking for is also more pay for its members, but also more negotiation over proposed changes to working practices because network rail and the train companies want to change a number of working practices as well. the end result is we are already seeing chaos on the railways in december. that is definitely going to be chaos on the railways in early january unless a solution is found very quickly which looks extremely unlikely stop at the rmt�*s bob crow said just last week that he could see a way out of this, ending the misery of commuters and frankly those r...

Mick Lynch salary: How much does the RMT boss earn? - Vimarsana News

Mick Lynch salary: How much does the RMT boss earn?

The RMT boss has earned the moniker 'Mick Grinch', and was today accused by Richard Madeley of helping to drive High Street firms out of business.

Network Rail boss and MP say Mick Lynch is worried about eroding support for strikes - Vimarsana News

Network Rail boss and MP say Mick Lynch is worried about eroding support for strikes

The union chief clashed with Good Morning Britain's Richard Madeley before another tense exchange with the BBC's Mishal Husain.

The Morning Star against free movement - Vimarsana News

The Morning Star against free movement

Keir Starmer addressed the CBI last week and said Britain needs to get off its “immigration dependency” and companies need to be weaned off “cheap labour” from oversees and to “start investing more in training workers who are already here”. This marked a big shift in Starmer’s position: in 2020, while standing for party leadership, he’d championed freedom of movement and implied he’d continue to campaign for it even after Britain left the EU.