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Fantastic turnout today for big union campaign day for @bevcraig! ✊
Greater Manchester deserves a Mayor who will continue delivering for working people. That’s why electing Labour's Bev Craig is so important. 🌹🐝
🌹🐝 Join us today at 11am for @bevcraig!
We're in the final stretch before polling day, and today is one of our biggest opportunities to get out, knock on doors, and speak to voters across Manchester.
If you can spare an hour, come along and bring a friend. Every conversation counts. ✊🌹
Details 👇https://t.co/c46LZMRViE
Nestle's private equity sale must not mean a bonfire of workers' rights.
We've seen it too many times before.
Private equity moves in, and the squeezing of workers for every last drop of profit starts. It cannot happen here.
🌹🐝 Join us on the doorstep tomorrow for @bevcraig!
This weekend is the last weekend before polling day, so tomorrow is one of our biggest opportunities to get out, knock on doors, and speak to voters across Manchester.
If you can spare an hour, come along, bring a friend. Every conversation counts! ✊🌹
Details👇
https://t.co/c46LZMRViE
📅 35 hours one week.
📉 12 hours the next.
How is anyone supposed to budget, pay the bills or plan their life like that? 🤷♀️💷
The hours you actually work belong in your contract.
Add your name: https://t.co/RFUofVVmGy
Our striking ISS members are back out on the picket line & this morning they're joined by @nowak_paul.
Thank you Paul & @The_TUC for supporting our outsourced members as they fight for fairness and equality.
Outsourcing doesn't benefits workers, patients, or taxpayers. It only benefits the companies who earn millions at our expense.
🚌💷 A £2 bus fare cap is a welcome step that will help ease the cost of living for so many people.
Affordable public transport means more money stays in workers' pockets. 👇
🌹🐝 Join us on the doorstep with @bevcraig this Saturday, 25 July!
If you can spare an hour, come along, bring a friend, and help spread Bev's message to voters right across Manchester. ✊https://t.co/dWPMytGtS9
✈️The people getting us safely to and from our holidays deserve respect, not abuse.
No one should go to work worrying about harassment or threats. Listen to @unitetheunion members sharing their experiences. 👇https://t.co/KA1iYbe5kc
Everyday costs add up quickly, whether it's getting to work, doing the weekly shop or paying the bills.
🚌 Capping bus fares at £2 across England is a welcome step that will help many working people keep a little more of what they earn. 💷 https://t.co/LXUXp6VzUQ
Congratulations to @Kate_Dearden on her appointment as Minister of State in DBIST 🪅 🥳
Looking forward to working with her again in our partnership to deliver the New Deal for Working People in full 🌹
NEW: MORE MINISTERIAL JOBS
Dan Jarvis back as Security Minister. James Murray and Lucy Rigby also get (non cabinet) jobs.
The King has been pleased to approve the following appointments:
•Rt Hon Dan Jarvis MBE MP as Minister of State (Security Minister) jointly in the Home Office and the Cabinet Office
•Kirsty McNeill MP as Minister of State in the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
•Rt Hon James Murray MP as Financial Secretary to the Treasury and Paymaster General
•Rt Hon Lucy Rigby KC MP as Minister of State in HM Treasury (Economic Secretary to the Treasury)
•Rt Hon Anna Turley MP as Minister of State in the Home Office
•Catherine McKinnell MP as Minister of State in the Ministry of Justice
•Katie White OBE MP as Minister of State in the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
•Andrew Western MP as Minister of State in the Department for Work and Pensions
•Rt Hon Dame Diana Johnson DBE MP as Minister of State in the Department of Health and Social Care
•Florence Eshalomi MP as Minister of State in the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government
•Kate Dearden MP as Minister of State in the Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade
•Chris McDonald MP as Minister of State in the Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade
•Rt Hon Ian Murray MP as Minister of State in the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport
•Emma Hardy MP as Minister of State in the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
•Emma Foody MP as Vice Chamberlain of HM Household (Government Whip)
•Andy Slaughter MP as Solicitor General
The following Ministers have been re-appointed:
•Stephen Doughty MP will remain as Minister of State in the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
•Sarah Jones MP will remain as Minister of State in the Home Office
•Rt Hon Lord Hanson of Flint will remain as Minister of State in the Home Office
•Sarah Sackman KC MP will remain as Minister of State in the Ministry of Justice
•Luke Pollard MP will remain as Minister of State in the Ministry of Defence
•Lord Coaker will remain as Minister of State in the Ministry of Defence
•Michael Shanks MP will remain as Minister of State in the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
•Georgia Gould OBE MP will remain as Minister of State in the Department for Education
•Rt Hon Sir Stephen Timms MP will remain as Minister of State in the Department for Work and Pensions
•Rt Hon Baroness Smith of Malvern will remain as Minister of State in the Department for Work and Pensions and the Department for Education
•Baroness Sherlock OBE will remain as Minister of State in the Department for Work and Pensions
•Karin Smyth MP will remain as Minister of State in the Department for Health and Social Care
•Lord Hendy of Richmond Hill CBE will remain as Minister of State in the Department for Transport
•Rt Hon Lord Kennedy of Southwark will remain as Captain of the Honourable Corps of Gentleman at Arms (Lords Chief Whip)
•Rt Hon Sir Mark Tami MP will remain as Treasurer of His Majesty’s Household (Deputy Chief Whip)
•Gen Kitchen MP will remain as Comptroller of HM Household (Government Whip)
•Baroness Smith of Cluny KC will remain as HM Advocate General for Scotland
The following Ministers have left the Government:
•Rachel Blake MP
•Sir Nicholas Dakin MP
•Rt Hon Baroness Chapman of Darlington
•Lord Livermore
•Lord Stockwood
•Lord Whitehead CBE
•Lord Vallance
•Lord Timpson OBE
ICR workers fight cancer every day. Yet they are struggling to make ends meet, while their employer can easily afford a rise, and their CEO Kristian Helin hasn't managed to turn up to a single pay negotiation.
♻️ Pls share & tell ICR it's time for fair pay!
Join us in congratulating Andy Burnham, and ask him to work together with unions to deliver the #NewDeal for Working People in full ✊🌹
https://t.co/6R8u9P3Io6
NEW: Merseyside’s rail network will be run for passengers, not profit!
The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority has decided that Merseyrail will be publicly owned from 2028.
Profits will be reinvested back into the service instead of being paid out to private operators.
🌹✊ We're hitting the doors with @bevcraig on Saturday 25 July and we'd like as many people as possible to join us.
If you've got a couple of hours to spare, come along. Bring a mate and help us get Bev's message out to voters across Manchester. 🐝
https://t.co/mB49n0s8Dl
Your contract should reflect the hours you actually work. Everyone deserves the certainty that comes with a contract that matches reality.
⚠️But employers have been lobbying hard to limit it to people on low-hours contracts. 1/3
https://t.co/n6VZWonUM7
Knowing what hours you’re going to work each week means you’re able to plan your finances, your childcare – your life.
There’s no security at work when your hours and pay are at the whim of your boss. 2/3
Congratulations to Prime Minister Andy Burnham! 🎉
Let's stand together to unite the country and win for workers. ✊🌹
Add your name to congratulate Andy 👇
https://t.co/6R8u9P3Io6
This election is about the future of Greater Manchester. It’s a future we can build together with a mayor that will get things done for us.
Thank you @LucyMPowell for your support, this weekend - and everyone who has been out as part of this campaign.