Massaoke are the live band playing at Glasgow's big equal pay party at The Barrowlands on Saturday 6th July. And here they are getting a London crowd going with the famous Beatles track from 1968 - Hey Jude.
Massaoke and 'A Little Respect' (24/06/19)
Massaoke are the live band playing at Glasgow's big equal pay party at The Barrowlands on Saturday 6th July. And here they are getting the crowd going with 'A Little Respect' at the Glastonbury festival.
PayFest and Purple Rain (23/06/19)
Marcus Brigstocke sings Purple Rain with Massaoke - the live band who are playing at The Barrowlands on Saturday 6th July. Not a bad effort for such a difficult song, but I still prefer the original version by Prince.
Here's an astonishing email which has been sent to the 'Council Family' at Glasgow City Council by the council's chief executive Annemarie O'Donnell. Now I'm not part of the 'Council Family' but if I were, I'd be absolutely furious at the way the council's top boss has quietly glossed over her own role in creating Glasgow's ALEOs back in 2007 - and the fact that one of the main purposes for these arm's length companies was to try and assist the City Council to wriggle out of its obligations over equal pay. Once the ALEOs were in place, senior and very highly paid officials argued that they were completely independent and separate employers from Glasgow City Council. So, in their eyes of these senior officials, equal pay claimants could no longer compare their earnings with the much higher pay of Council employees outside of their own ALEO, Cordia being the prime example. And if council officials had succeeded with this ploy,...
I hope you are paying attention @NHSConfed https://t.co/Jh06QFjAIm — Maya Forstater (@MForstater) February 9, 2025 Devastating and justified criticism of Fife NHS and their appalling handling of Sandie Peggie's right to dignity and privacy at work. The affair is turning into a national scandal.