
ALT Green background with layered geometric shapes in lighter and darker green. At the top, white text reads: “REAL HOPE. REAL CHANGE.” In the centre, large bold white text reads: “GREEN PARTY WORKERS’ CHARTER 2026.” At the bottom is the Green Party logo and the words “Green Party.” Small print at the very bottom reads: “Promoted by Chris Williams on behalf of The Green Party, both at PO Box 78066, London SE16 9GQ.”

ALT Green Party Workers’ Charter 2026 slide with dark green background. At the top: “GREEN PARTY WORKERS’ CHARTER 2026.” Large bold heading reads: “1. HIGHER PAY.” Text underneath says: “Raising wages is essential to tackle the cost of living crisis and make our society more equal.” Further text reads: “For years pay has been held down and cut, hitting living standards and feeding spiralling inequality.” A subheading reads: “Our 2026 campaigning pledges:” followed by bullet points: “End poverty pay”, “Raise public sector pay”, “Pay Justice.”

ALT Green Party Workers’ Charter 2026 slide with dark green background. At the top: “GREEN PARTY WORKERS’ CHARTER 2026.” Large bold heading reads: “2. STRONG RIGHTS.” Text underneath says: “Every worker deserves protection and dignity at work, with real power to challenge employers who break the rules and abuse their power.” A subheading reads: “Our 2026 campaigning pledges:” followed by bullet points: “Worker equality”, “Better work / life balance”, “AI justice.”

ALT Green Party Workers’ Charter 2026 slide with dark green background and lighter green shapes. At the top: “GREEN PARTY WORKERS’ CHARTER 2026.” Large bold heading reads: “3. COLLECTIVE POWER.” Text underneath says: “Only together, collectively, can workers win better rights for everyone. Existing laws constrict and undermine those struggles: we need radical overhaul.” A subheading reads: “Our 2026 campaigning pledges:” followed by bullet points: “Full ERA”, “Second ERA”, “Free our unions.”

ALT “Jewish communities are waking up this morning feeling incredibly scared after yet another odious antisemitic attack. “This is a time for politicians to work together to protect Jewish people – but some party leaders are instead using this moment to make political attacks. “I am the only Jewish leader of a major political party and I suffer antisemitic abuse every single day. For other politicians to use antisemitism as a political football, especially after these horrific attacks, is utterly appalling and should be beneath them. “We must also be very clear that any response to these abhorrent attacks that curtails our civil liberties would be wrong. For a Government to seek to use the pain of the Jewish community to restrict our right to peaceful protest would be a dangerous error. We must not respond to grave moments like this by turning inwards, or by clamping down on our hard won rights. Instead we must stand firm both in defending communities against such attacks, and by confid

































