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It’s time for a trade ban on goods and services with the illegal settlements.
Trade Ban With Illegal Settlements
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The inspiration for Dolly Parton's hit movie and song was the 9 to 5 movement.
Founded in 1973, the 9 to 5 movement was the inspiration for Dolly Parton's hit song and movie.
They continue to campaign today for pay equality and against discrimination and harassment.
Dolly Parton R.I.P.
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Replying to @TheRestHistory
Paid holidays won by union campaigns….
The same pesky unions that Amazon fight tooth and nail to keep out of their workplaces.
On Friday a wife lost a husband, children lost a father, and so many people lost a friend, and colleague.
We stand with Professor Jason Arday’s family, friends and colleagues.
Tonight at 6pm, with the support of Jason’s family, we will join the vigil in Trafalgar Square.
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Disabled workers have a message for Nigel Farage and Reform.
Disabled Workers' Message to Nigel Farage and Reform
Extreme heat is a workplace health and safety issue for all workers. But for many disabled workers, workplace barriers such as poor ventilation, overheating buildings and inflexible working arrangements can mean a heatwave creates significant additional risks and disadvantages.
We know many workplaces, including education, transport, the NHS and other sectors, need investment to climate-proof buildings through better ventilation, cooling and infrastructure.
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We must build a world in which trans lives are not only legally recognised, but fully liveable in practice.
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TUC's Paul Nowak at the Together Alliance march,
"I'm going to say three things"
"First. Look around us in our wonderful diversity. Women and men, black and white, young and old. Those born in this country, those who came here to live and work"
"United against the far right, this is what solidarity looks like"
"86 years ago my grandad came to this country from Poland. Fled from fascism, authoritarianism and terror. He came to Britain to play his part in the fight against fascism"
"Then he fell in love, got a job, raised his family and lived the rest of his life in this country"
"I am proud of the contribution my migrant family made to this country. Proud to be the grandson of migrants. And proud of the millions of families like them up and down this country"
"They've made more of a contribution to this country than a politician to hire like Nigel Farage, than the tax avoider like Richard Tice, than a coked up street thug like Tommy Robinson has ever done"
"Second. We're here because we reject the politics of hate, but we also have to reject the politics of the status quo, because for far too many people in this country, politics isn't delivering even the basics"
"Too many people still in jobs they can't build a life around. Homes they can't afford. Worried about turning on the heating. About paying the shopping bill. About affording a holiday"
"The government and politicians of every stripe need to deliver the change the British public voted for in July 2024"
"That means delivering the Employment Rights Act in full. Invest in public services. And showing with every decision they're on the sides of working class people and their communities"
"And they can start by asking those with the broadest shoulders to pay a fairer share"
"If billionaires can sent their mates into space they can pay more tax"
"If bankers can award themselves record bonuses - £25 billion last year - they can pay more tax"
"If an off=shore crypto millionaire can pay Nigel Farage £12 million in dodgy donations, he can pay more tax in this country"
"Final point. We need our politicians to deliver political change but we can't afford to sit round and wait for that change to come"
"The right to vote, universal education, the welfare state, the NHS, employment rights, equality legislation, the national minimum wage"
"None of it was handed down. It didn't fall from the sky. None of it happened because someone wrote a policy report in a think tank"
"It happened because people came together and the Labour and trade union movement fought for it and we won it"
"Let's bring hope to communities and workplaces up and down this country"
"Together we can do it"
"Unity wins. Unity works. Unity is strength"
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Amazing turnout for the Together demo in London.
Reinforces what I’ve always known. The overwhelming majority of people of this country are decent & fair minded
But rejecting the politics of hate doesn’t mean accepting the status quo. We need to deliver real, positive, change
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So happy to see it from this perspective - BIG show of unity and opposition to racism.
Well done @UKTogetherAll and all involved in mobilising #Together
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Today thousands of people marched together with one clear message - unity works.
We can achieve more working together than we can apart.
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This could be the largest anti-racist demonstration in history.
Massive show of unity in Central London.
Take hope from this. The far right will not win.
#Together the anti-racist majority will prevail.
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🚨 Absolutely massive demo assembling in central London to march #together for love, hope and unity against the far right! 🚨
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GMB is joining the Together Alliance march in central London on Saturday 28th March.
Let’s show that hope is always more powerful than fear.
👉 Togetheralliance.org.uk #together
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Working people are now facing a Donald Trump-made cost of living crisis & the Tories & Reform are cheerleading on a military misadventure that will drive up prices.
The government must stand ready to pull out all the stops and shield households and firms from this global shock.
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Keyworkers kept the country going during the pandemic.
Too many paid the ultimate price.
We must learn the lessons their experiences teaches us.
During this time of Covid day of reflection events we remember the dead and fight for the living.
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"Let's uplift the rights and dignity of all women" Andrea Egan, UNISON general secretary on International Women's Day.
#IWD2026 #GiveToGain
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Women against the far right lead the way in Birmingham on #InternationalWomensDay2026





















