North Lanarkshire Trade Union Council urges locals to get behind striking workers

Members of the North Lanarkshire Commerce Union Council have urged locals to get behind putting staff forward of what may very well be one other ‘winter of discontent’.

Staff in a number of industries have taken industrial motion over the previous few months with many others anticipated to observe them within the coming weeks.

Ben Lunn, chair of NLTUC, mentioned that the financial disaster was being weaponised by the political class and the the trades council additionally launched a prolonged assertion on the topic.

It states: “We the North Lanarkshire Commerce Union Council, are heartened to not solely see a rise in commerce union militancy, however a broader sympathy and eagerness to defend a lot of our previously celebrated key staff.

“We consider that this response of staff present we now have merely had sufficient of stress being positioned on the shoulders of the overwhelming majority of individuals in our communities whereas the rich are afforded hand-outs.

“Pickets in our county have been sturdy and staff have had excessive spirits, however this alone will battle to win the battle. What our native commerce unions desperately want is assist from the broader public.

“Commerce union leaders, like Mick Lynch or Dave Ward have highlighted that if the bosses win this office battle different jobs and staff might be subsequent.

“Being in North Lanarkshire, we'll really feel the cuts sooner than the bigger cities of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen or Dundee. Our communities have been gutted and damaged by underneath funding, seeing jobs disappear and excessive streets laying empty.

“The Tories in Westminster and the SNP/Inexperienced politicians in Holyrood proceed to fail us, by means of direct assaults or failures to behave in time. The political class exhibiting us they're in the end on the facet of the bosses.

“The commerce unions are in your facet and we hope you’ll present your solidarity and assist as we strategy a vicious winter.”

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