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W.E.U. News 19/08/2016

Workers of England Union uses Representatives that are external and Independent from your Employer

W.E.U. News 15/08/2016

The workers of England Union campaigns for Local Jobs for Local People

Dear Member The following article posted on ‘The Mail on Line’ website has been brought to our attention. Please be assured that The workers of England Union campaigns for Local Job for Local People. This…

W.E.U. News 12/08/2016

More than half of British women have faced sexual harassment at work, survey shows

Dear Member The following report highlights the level of sexual abuse being experienced in the workplace. Sexual harassment can be very difficult to highlight as a concern with the victim feeling ashamed and frightened. It…

Catering Sector, W.E.U. News 04/08/2016

Greggs baker fairly dismissed for not washing hands

Dismissal of baker for not washing hands was fair By Stephen Simpson on 4 Aug 2016 in Dismissal, Health and safety, Tribunal Watch, Unfair dismissal In Donovan v Greggs plc, an employment tribunal held that…

W.E.U. News 13/07/2016

More than 1,000 dairy farms close after milk price plunge

Jul 12, 2016 National Farmers Union says outlook has improved but many are being forced out of business David Silverman/Getty Images More than 1,000 dairy farms have closed in the past three years, according to a new…

Health Service, W.E.U. News 05/07/2016

Ministers ‘looking to impose doctor contract’

Ministers ‘looking to impose doctor contract’ By Nick Triggle BBC Health correspondent Image copyright AFP Ministers are paving the way to impose a contract on junior doctors in England after the profession rejected the deal that had…

W.E.U. News 10/06/2016

Lord Astor is a member of the privileged elite whose main interest is protecting his own financial interest

Lord Astor is a member of the privileged elite whose main interest is protecting his own financial interest It was reported on the 8th June 2016 that Lord Astor, David Cameron’s father in law has said that a Brexit would…

W.E.U. News 09/06/2016

Union Boss says “Wollaston is wrong to say Remain will protect the NHS”

Why Sarah Wollaston is wrong to say Remain will protect the NHS – just look at these nurse recruitment figures Dr Sarah Wollaston is a member of Parliament for the constituency of Totnes and it was…

W.E.U. News 08/06/2016

ABOUT TRADE UNIONISTS AGAINST THE EU

TUAEU BELIEVES THAT THE TIME IS RIGHT TO OFFER THE PEOPLES OF BRITAIN AN ALTERNATIVE VIEW OF EUROPE OUTSIDE OF THE EU. The working peoples of Europe are clearly not happy with the direction the EU…

W.E.U. News 06/06/2016

The BBC has reported that Pro EU MPs intend to ignore the EU referendum result if they lose

The BBC has reported that Pro EU MPs intend to ignore the EU referendum result if they lose. So its SOD Democracy then!!! Remain MPs have finally shown the British electorate that they are wolves in sheep’s…

W.E.U. News 31/05/2016

Public toilets ‘wiped out in parts of UK’

The following article is something that the Workers of England is already aware of and has already been out campaigning to highlight the problem. (See our leaflet above) 31 May 2016 From the sectionUK Some…

W.E.U. News 29/03/2016

EU referendum: 250 business leaders back exit, say campaigners

26 March 2016 From the section EU Referendum Image copyright Getty Images The Vote Leave campaign group has published a list of 250 business leaders who it says support Britain leaving the EU. The list…

W.E.U. News 22/03/2016

Apprenticeships ‘failing young people’, says commission

Image copyrightThinkstockImage captionThe report said many apprenticeships were in low pay sectors such as hairdressing. The government’s apprenticeships drive is failing to deliver for young people in England – with enrolments flatlining among under-25s,…

W.E.U. News 21/03/2016

National Living Wage: 1.7m self-employed to miss out – think tank

More than 1.7m self-employed workers will earn below the new National Living Wage when it comes into force in April, a think tank has warned. The number will rise to 1.9 million by 2020, according…