Spread the Word!

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A reader from Lanarkshire has been in touch to ask if there are any 'restrictions' on who can sign my petition to 

For example - "Do supporters have to be Scottish and/or work in the public sector?"

The answer is that anyone who is a UK resident can support the campaign, so keep spreading the word and 

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 6 minutes ago
Trade unions must aspire to more than being the industrial wing of the Labour Party:



Spread the Word!

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Regular readers of the blog site can help spread the word about my petition to  by spreading the word on Twitter.

After all that's how the word on equal pay and the huge differences between traditional make and female jobs caught fire - by people speaking to one another at work, rest and play.

So do your bit and get the news out there in the 'Twittersphere' and beyond.

 1 hour ago
Help make big union bureaucracies more accountable to ordinary union members:
 Oct 18
Help level the playing field for the 'little guy' and sign the petition to:
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 Oct 17
Petition: Government should introduce an independent complaints process for trade unions.

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