Ministers ‘have their fingers in their ears’ over bin strikes, says Sharon Graham
The ministers said on Birmingham bin Strike, the boss of one of the biggest unions in England, “holding their fingers in their ears.”
Prime Minister and Angela Rayner warned, “He must enter the room, solve it, and stop it for no reason,” the Prime Minister said.
Open Owted Unite Chief, the Prime Minister, “favorite union leader,” probably because I called something, “he said.
However, with the garbage box strikes that have been working since January, Ms. Graham called the Prime Minister and the deputy to solve the dispute. Strikes resulted in large piles of garbage in Birmingham, as well as rats and unhealthy conditions.
In recent weeks, the Left Wing is increasingly criticizing the Labor Party’s time in the government, and Unite re -examines its relationship with the Labor Party and is likely.
The Union also took the voting step this month to suspend Rayner’s membership on strikes, and Mrs. Graham accused him of supporting workers. Mrs. Rayner resigned her membership a few months ago.
“Angela Rayner had every opportunity to intervene and solve this disagreement, but instead supported a bandit council that sold lies and transmitted to its workers with big wage cuts,” Graham said.
And to double in an interview TimesOf course, he called for a great change from labor.
After Labour’s first ruling year, he said, “People were voting for hope.” “They don’t vote for despair, right?”
Ms. Graham said that “last year was more in the government room than hot dinner, but“ hearing and rest are two very different things ”.
Sir Keir and Mrs. Rayner warned that the union would be happy to withdraw labor support if they attack the workers ” – which would be a major financial blow to the party.
“Is there anything to say for an authentic voice for workers, whose first, second and third priority is workers, independent, strong unions?” He told me Times.
UNITE added whether he would vote for whether he would leave the labor connection, and he would pass without the shadow of suspicion ”.
However, hoping that his pressure on the party would force a rethink in the Downing Street, he said, iz We have time to compensate for it ..
Graham said, “They have taken place for a year. They made some mistakes, but there is no point in going faster and faster for a cliff.
“I think we’re here in the same position at the end of next year, I think it’s a real problem.”
Ms. Graham was also a vocal critic of the government’s decision to scrape the winter fuel payments for millions of retirees. Despite his return, he said that there were old people who will never vote for workmanship again.
A Labor Party spokesman said: “The workers ‘government brought the greatest upgrade on a generation of workers’ rights in a generation to address low wages, insecure work and bad working conditions that will benefit 15 million workers throughout the country. Only labor, voting and voting and the change it deserves.”
