<img src="/sites/default/files/justice.jpg" align="right" width="100" hspace="5" alt="scales of justice">Different companies may have different policies, but the law gives you a minimum of rights in various aspects of your employment. In our view, your legal rights are not good enough, but some of them are useful, and it is good to know what they are!
If you think that your employer is breahcing your legal rights, contact RMT immediately.
Dear colleagues
FAO all outsourced cleaning, security, catering and stations grades
'Our Work Matters' - Opportunity to get trained and lobby politicians directly, London, June 15th, 9.30am-3.30pm
RMT has been working with the TUC in developing a new campaign - 'Our Work Matters - Justice for outsourced facilities workers'.
Britain will find this lecture a great opportunity to discuss how we can fight back against Tory anti-union laws.
When:
Thursday, 27 October 2022,
19:00 - 20:30 BST
Where:
Marx Memorial Library, 37a Clerkenwell Green, London EC1R 0DU
What:
Special lecture by Ben Sellers, Director of the Institute of Employment Rights.
Tickets £3/5 booked in advance
What is a strike?
RMT London Transport Regional Council Disabled Members Covid-19 Bulletin no.4 – 19 May 2020
This is attached as a printable .docx and .pdf file.
The Advisory, Conciliatory and Arbitration Service (ACAS) makes clear that the law requires your employer not to discriminate against disabled workers by trying to unreasonably pressure you to return to work, or by unreasonably disciplining you for not going to work.
From 8–14 February, the TUC will run a special week of action against the Trade Union Bill throughout England and Wales. It will showcase the amazing work unions do and tell the stories of ordinary members and reps. We want to get members involved in the campaign against the Trade Union Bill, tell positive union stories to the wider public and recruit new members to the union movement.
"This morning the Tory Government confirm that transport is one of the sectors that they will be targeting with their new wave of oppressive anti-union laws as they seek to ban strikes by the back door.
"RMT will stand alongside our colleagues in health, education and the fire service to fight this outrageous attack on our basic human rights.
Do you need legal advice about work, immigration concerns or more information about how the RMT can protect you?
This free event - for RMT members only - is your oppurtunity to get this valuable information.
The event will be held at the RMT headquarters: Unity House, 39 Charlton Street, London NW1 1JD.
General Secretary Mick Cash said; "We know that these brutal new anti-union laws are specifically targeted at our members in the transport sector who have shown in recent months that they have the guts to stand up and fight for jobs, pay, services and safety. The response of this Government mirrors the actions of hard-right regimes throughout history - shackle the unions, criminalise it's members and use a raft of new laws to try and bankrupt workers' organisations.
General Secretary Mick Cash said;"We know that these brutal new anti-union laws are specifically targeted at our members in the transport sector who have shown in recent months that they have the guts to stand up and fight for jobs, pay, services and safety. The response of this Government mirrors the actions of hard-right regimes throughout history - shackle the unions, criminalise it's members and use a raft of new laws to try and bankrupt workers' organisations.