Union barons who once backed him demand PM sack Ed Miliband | Politics | News
He argued that Ed Miliband, the president of one of the biggest trade unions in England, should be dismissed by Sir Keir Starmer on a net zero plan and labeled as “disaster .. Sharon Graham from Unite Union, who supported the energy secretary in the Labor Leader race in 2010, criticized Mr. Miliband’s approach to England’s energy security.
Ms. Graham’s comments, one of the few oil refinery of England is closing this year. Almost one -third of the workers in the Prax Lindsey oil refinery, which is the source of 10% of England’s gasoline, will be unnecessary after falling into management. The bankruptcy service said that on Tuesday morning, 125 jobs will be cut by the end of October and that he would leave 255 workers on the field in North North North Killingholme in Northern Lincolnshire. The official buyer, who continued to look for a rescue agreement for the enterprise, seized the operation of the operation after the bankruptcy group went bankrupt in June.
When the United Secretary General is asked if Mr. Miliband believes whether it was time to go Telegram: “I don’t think he did a good punch.
“I think it’s time to think that he should get out of this position, because we don’t have time for me. Now it closes in less than a year.
“These people were told that their work went, but we know that we need to buy fuel in England. Where is this money going?
“Now, if the treasure that stops it is, perhaps we need someone who is more vocal for these things.
“We need someone to say, ‘We support Britain and demand us to buy this money in this field. Because it has been an absolute disaster zone so far.”
Previously, he accused the Labor Party of having the bad situation of the workers in the second oil refinery, which faces closing in less than a year ”.
The union boss said Telegraph that he believed Mr. Miliband was a “very good man ,, but he warned:“ The difficulty here seems to not understand that you cannot leave a rope to another holder.
“We give up our fuel safety. We allow refineries to be closed and we will be at the disregard of other countries in terms of irresponsible fuel.”
Bankruptcy Service, “Backup Payments Service” is subject to backup Prax Lindsey oil refinery will fully support employees, he said.
A spokesman said: “The site remains safe and the official buyer continues to prioritize health and safety in the field with the ongoing process to secure the sale of the refinery.
“The execution of the company and its managers after the liquidation of the Prax oil refinery continues to be the subject of an ongoing bankruptcy service investigation.”
