From left: James Meadway (Coalition of Resistance), Neil Duncan-Jordan (BCP TUC President) and Gareth Drinkwater (UNISON Bournemouth Hospital Branch Secretary) before the Solidarity Evening kicks off
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- Touchstone
- TUC blogs are now at www.tuc.org.uk/blogs
- Struggling workers are skipping meals to make ends meet
- Science after #Brexit needs action, not just aspiration
- Why the new world of pension freedom won’t solve the old problem of retirement income
- McDonald’s workers’ requests are reasonable – they deserve to be met
- Enough about highly-paid footballers, let’s focus on the low-paid workers
- Let’s help families achieve the balance that works for them
- 3 employment rights that aren’t working for young mums and dads. And 2 rights that they should have.
- A missed opportunity – the government’s corporate governance proposals
- Tory peer says Brexit is good for young workers…because they’ll have fewer rights
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Trades Council 
