Politics for the Many

ONLINE LECTURE: Class mobilisation and class consciousness: language and the ‘practical moment’
2023-05-18 20:00 - 21:30 (Europe/London) | Online
John Foster with Jonathan White in the Chair
This lecture will examine the role of language in class mobilisation and why such moments are both difficult to sustain and critical for social transformation

Solidarity Social - Lambeth & Hackney NEU in Bethnal Green
2023-05-19 19:00 - 23:00
Solidarity Social
Called by Lambeth NEU, Hackney NEU, NHS Workers Say NO! and UCU London
6pm-7pm
Meeting with speakers from NEU activists, workers from NHS, UCU, RMT and CWU
7pm-10pm
Social supported by Strike Club London
From 6pm
Friday 19th May
Rich Mix, 35-47 Bethnal Green Road, London E1 6LA
Booking is essential
Get your free ticket here

We Make Tomorrow Conference - Manchester
2023-05-20 11:00 - 18:00
We Make Tomorrow, supported by UNISON, PCS, War On Want, NHS Workers Say No, Doctors in Unite, Campaign Against Climate Change and more, is a one day conference for building workers power on climate and crisis.
The conference will bring together union reps, members and other workers from every key sector, with union officials, climate justice activists and international guests. Together we will dig into what climate change really means for workers and how rising energy prices, inflation, falling wages and the climate crisis are not only connected but being driven by the same systems.
We start from the perspective that climate change is not a “green” issue per se, but fundamentally an issue for workers and social justice. From health and safety threats to the rising cost of living and from job losses to attacks on pay and conditions, change is unavoidable and workers’ power is more vital than ever. Join us to build it…

Levellers Day - Burford, Oxfordshire
2023-05-20 11:30 - 17:30
Saturday 20 May 2023
Republicanism then and now
10.30 Singing in the churchyard
11.00 The Commemoration, led by the Reverend Canon Professor Mark Chapman, followed by the laying of posies
11.30 The march round Burford – singing the Internationale as the march sets off
12.15 Lunch break
13.30 Confirmed speakers to date for the Levellers Day debate Republicanism & democracy now

Symon Hill history tutor at the Workers’ Education Association (WEA)
Máximo Molina Gutiérrez from Colectivo de Olvidados por la Transicion (Group of those forgotten by transition – meaning the transition to democracy from Francoism to the Spanish Republic c.1976-1980)

15.00 Break
15.15 Confirmed speakers to date for the Levellers Day conversation Republicanism & democracy then

Dr Jonathan Healey Oxford University and author of “Blazing World”
Dr Imogen Peck Assistant Professor in British History at Birmingham

16.30 Close

Marx Memorial Library at 90: Clerkenwell Our Home Our Radical History - London
2023-05-20 12:00 - 18:00 | Marx Memorial Library, 37a Clerkenwell Green, London, EC1R 0DU, United Kingdom
Open Day aimed at those who live and work in the area
join us for feature tours, refreshments and explore our archives on radical Clerkenwell

Saturday, 20 May 2023 – 11:00am
, 37A Clerkenwell Green, London, EC1R 0DU
Contact
Email: m.jump@marx-memorial-library.org.uk
Phone: 02072531485

Building a Movement for Democratic Change: Campaigns, Advocacy & More - online
2023-05-22 15:00 - 18:00 | Online
Join us to discuss what effective campaigning and advocacy looks like for us as a sector and how we can collaborate for greater impact.
We’ve been busy thinking about what effective campaigns and advocacy looks like for us as a sector, in particular, what’s worked and what needs improvement. There’s an opportunity for us as a network and as a sector to collaborate effectively, and with high impact, in the next year, and we’d like to kickstart this process with a campaign co-development workshop.

Emergency protest: Protect the right to strike - Westminster
2023-05-22 19:00 - 21:00
Multi-millionaire Tory politicians are attacking YOUR right to strike.
They’re planning to SACK key workers who take action to improve pay and conditions.
Join the emergency rally in Westminster to say: REJECT and REPEAL the Strikes Bill.
Why we are protesting
We can’t afford to lose the right to strike. But multi-millionaire Tory politicians are attacking our right to strike for better pay and fair treatment at work.
They’re planning to sack key workers who take action to improve pay and conditions. First they’re coming for paramedics, firefighters and rail workers- but who will be next?
Join the emergency protest in Westminster to demand that MPs REJECT the Strikes Bill and to demand that opposition parties commit to REPEAL the Strikes Bill.
This is our last chance to save key workers’ jobs, our last chance to save the right to a pay rise. We will not be silenced- come to the protest to make your voice heard. Protect the right to strike.
The attack on our right to strike has reached a critical point. On Monday, the Strikes Bill returns to the House of Commons where MPs will cast their final vote.
MPs will have a clear choice: will they support the right of working people to go on strike for fair pay? Or will they attack our fundamental rights and sack key workers if they take strike action?
The Tories have supported this bill at every stage, and proved they will stop at nothing to hurt working people. They have seen the impact our strikes have had, and know the public are on the side of striking workers. Their last resort is an outrageous attack on our right to strike.
On Monday, as the bill goes through its final stages, the TUC has called an emergency protest outside Parliament. Can you join and make your voice heard?
At the protest, we will hear from key workers and union leaders on what we must do next. We will not give in until these laws are defeated.
If the Tories are going to attack our right to strike, we need to make them pay a political price for it, so that they don’t attack workers’ rights again. And we need to make sure that opposition parties are committed to repealing this terrible law if they are elected. So can you join our emergency protest to call on MPs to reject and repeal the Strikes Bill?

Reclaiming our Education System
2023-05-23 20:00 - 21:30 | Online
Part of a series of socialist policy seminars from the Socialist Campaign Group of MPs, Momentum and the Labour Assembly Against Austerity

Reclaiming our Education System
We need radical change in our education system to reverse the damage done by over a decade of Tory cuts and underinvestment.
Join the discussion on building a program for education that tackles marketisation, privatisation, creeping centralised control and the chronic strain on our educators from early years through to higher education.
FEATURING:
• Daniel Kebede, National Education Union’s next General Secretary
• James Whiting, General Secretary of the Socialist Educational Association
• Nabeela Mowlana, Chair of Young Labour
• Ian Mearns MP and member of the Education Select Committee
• Christine Blower, Member of the House of Lords and former General Secretary of the National Union of Teachers

A well-funded education service, accessible to all and not just the privileged few, has a key role to play as part of a programme to redistribute wealth, rejuvenate public services and tackle discrimination. Come along to discuss how we build it .
The online seminar takes place at 7PM, Tuesday May 23rd – book your place and stay tuned for speaker announcements and more info!

Part of a series of online socialist policy seminars. Organised by the Socialist Campaign Group of Labour MPs in partnership with the Labour Assembly Against Austerity & Momentum

Workers Can Win organising school - online
2023-05-23 20:30 - 22:00, 2023-05-30 20:30 - 22:00
All are welcome at this free 5-week online training course based on the book “Workers Can Win! A Guide to Organising At Work” and delivered by the author, Ian Allinson.
To order a cheap copy of the book, see workers-can-win.info/buy.
Each session will run from 7:30-9pm
Tue 2 May: Individual issues and organising
Tue 9 May: Choosing and framing issues
Tue 16 May: Organising conversations
Tue 23 May: Dealing with your union
Tue 30 May: Winning a strike
Register once for all the sessions. It is recommended to attend all the sessions, but you are still welcome if that is not possible.
There are a series of Facebook events you can use to help promote the course, or you can download a leaflet.

Sort the System - The Lobby for Equal Votes - London
2023-05-24 - 2023-05-25
Sort The System is a mass lobby of Parliament to demand the fundamental change that our political system desperately needs. It will also be a great day out – with inspiring speakers, a great experience, and the chance to meet like-minded people from all walks of life.
Politics isn’t working. Life is getting harder and Westminster is letting it happen.
Our politics is out of touch because Parliament doesn’t fairly reflect how we vote. We need Proportional Representation so everyone has a voice that counts.
On Wednesday 24 May, people from every part of the UK are coming to Westminster to meet their MPs and tell them: it’s time to Sort The System!
Book your place

ONLINE LECTURE: Class mobilisation and class consciousness: contemporary understandings - online
2023-05-25 20:00 - 21:30
Jonathan White with John Foster in the Chair.
This lecture will examine the current strike wave as a period of class mobilisation, looking at the extent to which we can see class consciousness emerging within it and the offering thoughts on the prospects for sustaining and building this consciousness.
REGISTER HERE

Our Right to Resist - online rally
2023-05-31 19:30 - 21:30
Major online rally with: John McDonnell MP // Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP // Kate Osborne MP // Lord John Hendy KC // Zita Holbourne, BARAC // Myriam Kane, Black Liberation Alliance // Chantelle Lunt, Black Lives Matter & Kill the Bill // Mish Rahman, Labour NEC (pc) & Momentum NCG // Rob Poole, Strikemap // Chris Peace, Orgreave Truth & Justice Campaign // Hasan Patel, Young Labour // Daniel Kebede, NEU next GS// Fran Heathcote, PCS President // Alex Gordon, RMT President // Video message from Shami Chakrabarti.// Chair: Christine Blower.
The deeply unpopular Tory Government has had a major authoritarian shift – yet more anti-protest laws go alongside criminalising climate campaigners taking direct action, draconian further restrictions on our right to strike, and the so-called Public Order Bill – a new assault, on top of years of attacks, on our basic civil liberties and democratic rights.
As part of the growing resistance to this, we are bringing together a wide range of voices to stand up for our right to resist and say no more. Be part of it.
Opening Arise – An Online Festival of Left Ideas 2023. Tickets & further info here. Whilst all online events will stream for free, as a volunteer organisation we are selling an initial batch of tickets to register for the entire festival in order to meet the digital infrastructure costs of such an ambitious project. Thanks to all the pages listed on social media, who are kindly helping to promote the event.

The Good Friday Agreement at 25: Time for Irish Unity?
2023-06-05 19:30 - 21:00 | Online
With Michelle Gildernew MP, Sinn Fein // John McDonnell MP // Geoff Bell, author, ‘The Twilight of Unionism’ // Chair: Rachel Garnham, CLPD.

Join us for a vital discussion on Ireland’s future and the prospects for real change, 25 years on from the Good Friday Agreement.
Part of Arise: An Online Festival of Left Ideas 2023. Tickets & further info here.
You can view all Arise Festival 2023 sessions here.

How can different levels of government work together to deliver levelling up? Hybrid event
2023-06-07 12:00 - 13:00
The government’s Levelling Up the United Kingdom white paper contained ambitious proposals to deliver a devolution deal to every area of England that wants one by 2030, but the proliferation of regional authorities and directly elected mayors across England alongside different arrangements in the devolved nations can make co-operation and co-ordination difficult. This event will consider what structures and ways of working could help support cross-government action on levelling up.
How well have mayoral combined authorities (MCAs) worked with central government? Do mayoral combined authorities need a single point of contact in Whitehall or is it better to work directly with different departments? Have MCAs successfully encouraged cross-council working on levelling up? How can the UK government work more effectively with the devolved nations?
To explore these questions, the IfG has bought together an expert panel including:

Councillor Bev Craig, Leader of Manchester City Council
Professor Francesca Gains, Professor of Public Policy at The University of Manchester
James Grundy MP, Member of Parliament for Leigh (Greater Manchester)
Joe Rossiter, Policy and External Affairs Manager at the Institute of Welsh Affairs

The event will be chaired by Thomas Pope, Deputy Chief Economist at the Institute for Government.
Follow us on Twitter @ifgevents and join the conversation using #IfGlevellingup.
This event is kindly supported by Policy@Manchester, The University of Manchester’s policy engagement unit.

NHS @ 75: How can we repair & restore it after 13 years of austerity?
2023-06-07 19:30 - 21:00 | Online
With Nadia Whittome MP, John Lister (Keep Our NHS Public), John Puntis (Doctors for the NHS), Chair: Chloe Brooks (NW. Rep, Labour Students.)

5 July 2023 marks 75 years of our National Health Service. Join the discussion on how we can end the current crisis, and secure its future as a universal publicly-owned, public service for all after 13 years of austerity.
Hosted by the Labour Assembly Against Austerity as part of Arise – An Online Festival of Left Ideas 2023. Tickets & further info here.
You can view all Arise Festival 2023 sessions here.

ONLINE & ONSITE LECTURE: Tony Benn and Labour’s 1973-74 programme for “an irreversible shift of wealth and power in favour of working people”
2023-06-08 20:00 - 21:30
Richard Burgon MP examines the contemporary relevance of Labour’s 1973 programme and the role of Tony Benn in its development and in its contested implementation.
Thursday, 8 June 2023 – 7:00pm
Marx Memorial Library, 37a Clerkenwell Green, London, EC1R 0DU
Contact
Email: info@marx-memorial-library.org.uk
Phone: 02072531485

CWU National young workers education event - Glasgow
2023-06-09 - 2023-06-12
Are you a little bit curious about the union? How it works? How you can be part of it? What can you do to make changes in your workplace?
The CWU Young Workers are holding an in-person event in Glasgow from the 9th – 11th June 2023 and you can go there to see what it’s all about as long as you are 30 or under.
You’ll meet like-minded young workers from across the UK in both the Telecoms & Financial Services sector and the Postal sector. This way you can discuss and share ideas on how to better your own workplace, you’ll learn about the wider trade union movement and hear from recently elected CWU officials under 30.
This is your chance to join other young workers in shaping the future.
Should you wish to attend the event please contact your Branch Secretary who if they agree you can attend will pay for your travel and hotel cost and arrange release from duty. If you have any questions regarding the event you can contact your Branch Secretary or email conferences@cwu.org

Sylvia Pankhurst: Suffragette, Socialist & Scourge of Empire
2023-06-09 14:00 - 15:30 | Online
With…
Katherine Connelly – a writer, historian and an expert on Sylvia Pankhurst. She is the author of Sylvia Pankhurst: Suffragette, Socialist and Scourge of Empire and editor of A Suffragette in America: Reflections on Prisoners, Pickets and Political Change.
From militant suffragette at the beginning of the twentieth century, to an early voice on the dangers of Fascism. to campaigner against colonialism in Africa after the Second World War, Sylvia Pankhurst dedicated her life to fighting oppression & injustice.
This event will look at how this courageous and inspiring campaigner is huge relevance to socialists & those engaged in social movements today. With plenty of time for questions & discussion.
Hosted by Labour Outlook as part of the Socialist Ideas series during Arise – An Online Festival of Left Ideas 2023. Tickets & further info here.
You can view all Arise Festival 2023 sessions here.

From the Past to Our Future: memorialising victims of the transatlantic slave trade - Taunton
2023-06-10 15:00 - 16:30
With guest speaker Edson Burton MBE.

In the last few years many divisions and disparities in the UK have started to be addressed. The issue of racism remains sensitive because of the separation of ‘then’ and ‘now’, the fear felt by many that reassessment of Britain’s role in slavery leads to cancellation and debasement of UK achievement and culture. The call for reparations is often misunderstood, and is taken to mean ‘blame’. What is needed is a clear-eyed approach to history where the forgotten past is uncovered and reinstated – only with a fuller picture can we see how the past plays out in today’s world. Only then can we see what is needed to achieve fairness, equity, inclusion.
Doors open at 2pm for a 2.30 start, finishing at approx 3.30pm
Please join us afterwards for free refreshments and a bit of socialising and networking.
Very limited parking (including 3 disabled spaces)on site for those that need it, but there is free parking on adjacent roads.
Fully accessible venue, hearing loop-enabled.
As this is a memorial event please allow enough time to find us and to park your car so that all may be seated for 2.30pm. (Number 7 bus from Taunton Parade every 30 mins.)
This is an in-person event only.
This event may be recorded.
Because of its nature this event is not suitable for young children.
This event has been made possible by the generous support of Taunton & West Somerset Trades Council and Unite Dorset General 049 Branch.

Register online at:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/from-the-past-to-our-future-tickets-641165…

Labour Students fringe: Why PR? Why Now? - Edinburgh
2023-06-10 18:30 - 19:30
This Labour Students Conference fringe, will be discussing why PR needs to be a the centre of Labour’s plans for democratic renewal.
Speakers include:

Paul Sweeney, MSP for Glasgow

Anna Baxter, York Councillor

Reed James, Labour Campaign for Electoral Reform Youth

Samuel Kind, Labour for a New Democracy (Chair)

Refreshments will be provided

People and Planet on the Brink - Socialist Solutions to Climate Catastrophe
2023-06-11 18:00 - 19:30
People and Planet on the Brink – what are the socialist solutions to climate catastrophe?
With…
Olivia Blake MP // Tess Woolfenden, climate lead, Debt Justice // Sam Knight, Green New Deal Rising // Sam Mason, Climate Justice Coalition // Carolina Mejia, LATINDADD (Latin America Network for Economic & Social Justice)
There is a growing consensus the world is on brink of five ‘disastrous’ climate tipping points, threatening the very future of humanity. Yet our Government – like many others globally – are more interested in protecting the profits of the fossil fuel giants than urgent action to tackle the climate emergency. Come & hear about how we can put people & planet first.
A Socialist Sunday session at Arise – An Online Festival of Left Ideas 2023. Tickets & further info here.
You can see all Arise Festival 2023 sessions here.

Usdaw Membership Week
2023-06-12 - 2023-06-19
Area Organisers, Recruitment and Development Officers, and Training Officers will be pulling out all the stops to give the Union a massive membership boost.
Vital to the success of this initiative is our dedicated team of reps and activists who will play a pivotal role during the Week.
Potential
We will only be successful if we work as a team to strengthen our membership where we already have members and reach out to those potential members at unorganised sites.
It promises to be an exciting week with new promotional leaflets and posters in the pipeline and a determination to make a real difference in workplaces across the UK.
We need to identify the thousands of new members who are within our grasp and explain to them how Usdaw can improve their working lives.
Speak to your manager now about time off to organise a stall in the canteen, or time off to talk to new starters/non-members. Arrange your team of reps on to a rota so everyone spends some time focused on this recruitment initiative.
If we all start planning for the week now we can deliver a massive boost to our membership across all Usdaw sectors which will be unprecedented in the Union’s history.
Start planning now: checklist

Speak to your manager about time off to organise an event.
Order recruitment leaflets and promotional materials in advance.
Identify areas/departments in your workplace where membership is low.
Arrange your team of reps on a rota to cover all shifts.
Contact your Area Organiser or local office for help.
Contact the Network/Arena team with details of your event and to discuss photographs and coverage in the magazines.

Contact your Area Organiser or local office for more details.
Send your pictures to: pictures@usdaw.org.uk
If you’re on Twitter or Instagram you can follow us @UsdawUnion or use #JoinUsdaw

Does devolution require a reformed UK constitution?
2023-06-12 14:30 - 15:30
Westminster’s relationship with the UK’s nations and regions has changed radically over the last 25 years. Powers have been devolved, and new institutions in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have been created. But does the UK’s constitution still work for these new arrangements or is reform needed?
In Scotland, the question of independence looms large. In Northern Ireland, the future of power-sharing is in doubt. In Wales, there is growing interest in federalism. And in England, the pursuit of economic development is driving regional devolution. There are shared challenges too, including relationships with the central UK government and the lack of constitutional protection for devolved powers.
This event – part of the IfG and the Bennett Institute Review of the UK constitution – will bring together reflections from four roundtables held across the UK to discuss these issues, in partnership with the Senator George J. Mitchell Institute for Global Peace at Queen’s University Belfast, the Royal Society of Edinburgh, the Centre for Urban and Regional Development Studies, and Cardiff University’s Wales Governance Centre. What are the shared constitutional issues facing devolution across the UK? How can the unique constitutional questions across Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and England be addressed? And are there ways that the constitution could be improved?
To explore these questions, the IfG has bought together an expert panel including:

Professor Jo Hunt, Professor of Law in the Cardiff School of Law and Politics and a member of the Wales Governance Centre
Professor Nicola McEwen, Professor of Public Policy at the University of Glasgow
Professor Andy Pike, Chair of Regional Development Studies at the Centre for Urban and Regional Development Studies
Sir David Sterling, former Head of the Northern Ireland Civil Service and Chair of the Chief Executives’ Forum.

This event will be chaired by Jess Sargeant, Associate Director at the Institute for Government

Wales TUC Greener Workplaces Network
2023-06-13 11:30 - 13:15 | Online
Join us at this friendly network which is open to all trade union officers, reps and activists – including green reps, health and safety reps, union reps, union learning reps and other branch officials with an interest in tackling the climate and nature emergencies and promoting workplace sustainability.
At the June network, we’ll be discussing two topics:
– How we can successfully decarbonise supply chains?
It is estimated that up to 90 per cent of an organisation’s environmental impact comes from its value chain – either upstream (supply chain) or downstream (product use phase). Analysing and taking action to decarbonise supply chains is a vital step for all organisations seeking to reduce their environmental impact. But it is not always straightforward, because many of the issues are outside of an organisation’s direct control.
At this session, we’ll be hearing from Dr Anna Jones, Carbon Management and Climate Risk Advisor at Natural Resources Wales about NRWs’ work to decarbonise their own supply chains and how lessons learnt from this work can be shared.
– What is the Net Zero 2035 Challenge Group and how can unions get our voices heard?
The Welsh Government and Plaid Cymru have jointly invited an independent group to explore how Wales can speed up its transition to net zero, and how amending its target to 2035 from 2050 could be made possible. The group, led by former Environment Minister Jane Davidson, is tasked with imagining what a fairer, more sustainable future looks like for Wales. They want to hear from people and communities across Wales and the world to listen to their experiences and ideas, across a range of key challenges.
The first challenge is How could Wales feed itself by 2035? . Jane Davidson and Stan Townsend from the Net Zero 2035 Challenge Group will be joining us to tell us more about the work of the group and to explain how we can get our voices heard to inform the response to the challenges.
Plus, we’ll have plenty of opportunities for networking and discussion.
Register now

Launch of Collaboration for Democratic Change - Hybrid Event
2023-06-13 18:30 - 21:00
The evening will begin with a panel discussion amongst practitioners, academics and funders exploring the challenges and opportunities for collaboration, followed by roundtable discussions on how we can take this agenda forward through The Democracy Network and other channels. (Also lots of space to network over food and drinks)
~ Join us in building a movement of collaboration ~
Places are limited so please book a place at the launch via Eventbrite now.
Find out more about The Democracy Network, become a network member or sign up to the newsletter!
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE GUIDE HERE

Book launch: An Uneasy Inheritance by Polly Toynbee - London
2023-06-13 19:00 - 21:30
While for generations Polly Toynbee’s ancestors have been committed left-wing rabble-rousers railing against injustice, they could never claim to be working class, settling instead for the prosperous life of academia or journalism enjoyed by their own forebears. So where does that leave their ideals of class equality?
Through a colourful, entertaining examination of her own family – which in addition to her writer father Philip and her historian grandfather Arnold contains everyone from the Glenconners to Jessica Mitford to Bertrand Russell, and features ancestral home Castle Howard as a backdrop – Toynbee explores the myth of mobility, the guilt of privilege, and asks for a truly honest conversation about class in Britain.
Polly Toynbee is a Journalist, Author and Broadcaster. Primarily writing for the Guardian, she has also written for The Observer, The Independent and Radio Times. She has won numerous awards including a National Press Award and has been What the Papers Say ‘Columnist of the Year’.
At this event, Toynbee will be joined by Marc Stears, Director of the UCL Policy Lab, and Harry Quilter-Pinner, Director of Research and Engagement at IPPR, who together will discuss Toynbee’s new book and explore the role of class, mobility and privilege in the UK. There will be an opportunity to pose questions to our speakers and this event will be followed by a networking drinks reception.

The Case for Labour Party Democracy - for Members' Rights & the Union Link
2023-06-14 19:30 - 21:00 | Online
With: Jon Trickett MP; Mick Whelan, ASLEF; Simon Fletcher; Rachel Garnham, CLPD; Kathy Bole Disability Labour; Nabeela Mowlana, Young Labour.

Join us for a vital discussion In light of the growing concern about the erosion of democracy in the Labour Party. To make the case for a democratic party and movement – and to map out next steps in campaigning for members’ rights and in defence of the trade-union link.
Part of Arise: An Online Festival of Left Ideas 2023. Tickets and further info here.
You can view all Arise Festival 2023 sessions here.

Our Work Matters: Outsourced Facilities Workers Connect - London
2023-06-15 11:00 - 16:30
Outsourced workers are the forgotten heroes who keep the country going.
At Our Work Matters: Outsourced Workers Connect, workplace union reps and members who are outsourced and work in facilities management roles* in the public sector will come together to discuss the issues facing their colleagues and workplaces, and how to run successful campaigns to resolve them.
This training event will give practical advice and support on key everyday workplace issues such as negotiating for sick pay, agreeing facility time arrangements and bargaining for insourcing.
You’ll hear directly from other outsourced reps and members who won have campaigns in their workplaces on these issues.
It’ll also be an excellent opportunity for you to network and make new connections with reps and members working in similar roles and workplaces to you. The packed programme of interactive workshops will feature inspirational union reps and give key practical advice.
Sign up and join other union reps and members to learn, share, connect and make a difference in your workplace.
* Facilities management roles include outsourced caterers, cleaners, security guards, porters and building services.
** A small number of bursaries will be available for travel expenses. If you are interested in applying, please email Tanya Warlock.

Silk Mill Festival - Derby
2023-06-17 11:15 - 17:30
See poster for details.
