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Wolverhampton, Bilston & District TUC

PO Box 2917
Wolverhampton
WV2 2YA

info@wolvestuc.org.uk

01902 686613 

 

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Justice for the Shrewsbury 24 Pickets Print E-mail

   March Against State Conspiracy

 Saturday 4th July in Shrewsbury

Assemble: 10.30am  Abbey Forgate car park SY2 6AE  

March: 11am

 Rally: 12 noon at Shrewsbury Council Offices (Monument)

 Speakers:

Ricky Tomlinson (jailed picket, now Royle Family actor)

Arthur Scargill & Rob Williams (Linamar Convenor)

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Carphone Warehouse Union busting Print E-mail

Demonstrate! for trade union freedom, the right to organise and secure jobs for everyone!

Saturday 18th July, 2009
meet 11.30am for 12noon start from
Great Western Street tram stop, Wednesbury
WS10 7LL
further details from Alan Smith: 07894 461710 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Carphone Warehouse have victimised two members of the Communication Workers Union for organising a union and standing up for their rights at the Wednesbury Logistics Centre. 

One, Sulinder Kumar, has already been sacked (though he is appealing), and another - CWU's rep on site - is currently facing disciplinary proceedings on a similar charge.  The charges relate to the fact that both members were willing to challenge unfair management practices through raising grievances - as is their right.

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Trades Councils' annual conference report 2009 Print E-mail
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2009 anti-privatisation campaign Print E-mail

28-4-09 impromptu prison steps meeting over planned privatisation of Birmingham prison click HERE for video. Petition launched

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National Minimum Wage rates increase 1st October 2009 Print E-mail
Just 7 pence an hour rise announced.
The National Minumium Wage was introduced AS LAW by the Labour government in April 1999. It has been uprated as follows: 
 
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Local Govt. Pay Claim activity 2009 Print E-mail


 An Early Day Motion has been laid down in parliament condemning this derisery pay offer of 0.5% for 2009/2010

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Why the BNP are wrong Print E-mail

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Building a Campaigning Trades Union Council Print E-mail
 - report from a North Staffs TUC delegate on Wolves TUC Secretary's speech to their AGM
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Cuba Garden party Print E-mail

hosted by Wolverhampton Cuba Solidarity - all supporters of Cuba welcome

Sunday 18th July,

from 2pm, Parkfields, Wolverhampton

two  visiting Cuban women  will be present and can give you a first hand experience of the island's 50 years of socialism.

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next WB&DTUC meeting Print E-mail

Thursday 16th July- 7.15pm start, all trade unionists welcome:  

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Action AGAINST fascism Print E-mail

almost 30,000 leaflets and newspapers distributed through doors, in factories and workplaces, to churches, gudwaras, mosques, community groups and commuters in Wolverhampton in the last 3 weeks. This euro election campaign has been our biggest and best mobilisation ever. Thank you all to the 70 volunteers, a magnificent effort. 

CLICK HERE to let us know YOU ARE INTERESTED IN HELPING in our campaigns in the future.

 leaflets &  Reports of  Wolverhampton Hope Not Hate campaign....

 

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KEEP THE POST PUBLIC Print E-mail

Communication Workers Union has organised a series of marches and rallies to Keep the Post Public 

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Millions benefit from extra holiday April 09 Print E-mail

Minimum holiday entitlement to rise to 28 days

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Trade union courses in Wolverhampton 2009 Print E-mail

TUC courses starting  May and September 2009 

 

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Workers' Day 1st May 2009 Print E-mail

Over 300 trade unionists, political activists, campaigners and people of Whitmore Reans celebrated the 1st May, Workers' Day in Wolverhampton for the 15th year on Friday 1st May 2009. Speakers, entertainment, music, food, bouncy castle, face-painting and stalls at the Pegasus Function Room, Craddock Street.

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