I coordinated letter to Chair of National Gallery on behalf of @standwithNG27 but haven’t received a substantive response. Shocking that public money was spent defending the indefensible Case is v significant for other gig economy workers in culture sector https://t.co/dWZ0kiLyGA
"National Gallery chair quit after 'gig economy' dispute." According to #RichardBrooks of @ObserverUK our case is still causing ripples - if not waves! Follow this link to find out more:
https://t.co/yvTvtEpYcc
Thank you for all your support over the last 4 months since our judgement was announced. We have now been successful in agreeing settlement and want to take a moment to thank you for your support. Read our joint statement at https://t.co/GQWeP8Jl6a #thankyou#museumed
Here are some of the NG27 heading into a very reassuring meeting with our lawyers @incegordondadds and @MilsomChr at @CloistersLaw to discuss the implications of our tribunal Judgement - read how Parliamentarians feel the law should change here:
https://t.co/dQmIspOpDW
It would be fantastically British to revoke A50, put the kettle on, apologise to our neighbours for all of the fuss and then vow to never speak of this embarrassment again (except when someone gets drunk at Christmas) 🇬🇧 🇪🇺
More sad news about the loss of knowledge and expertise from our museums.
We are passionate about using public collections to engage and inspire and we stand with all curators and educators who are affected by funding decisions like this.
https://t.co/LRxzqLxYzW
#museumed
Art gallery workers’ rights, Brexit ads and EU clock-watching: the most interesting legal news stories for you in this week's Justice Beat. Read it here. https://t.co/VkyUNyDyKl
Thank you @OllyGrender for raising this important issue today. We hope in the future #ukemplaw will evolve to allow for better employment practices and protect a diverse workforce no matter their employment status.
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