Unite leader describes Angela Rener’s behavior during recent bin strikes The tension between the government and the largest union backers of the labor as “completely and completely disgusting” increases.
General Secretary Sharon Graham The Union hit the Deputy Prime Minister after the Union voted in Birmingham to suspend in a line about the treatment of striking bin workers.
Union, one of the biggest financial supporters of labor, claims Fire and reconsideration strategy “Effectively” was deployed against striking workers, taking industrial action in dispute on salary and job status.
In a new attack on Saturday, Ms. Graham told the BBC Radio 4’s Today’s program: “Angela Reneer refused to attend, and she is directly getting fire and re -organized, it is completely and completely disgusting.”
The General Secretary said that Ms. Rainer was “members of our union” for 10 years. Ms. Rener’s colleagues have said that she resigned from Unite in April.
Ms. Graham said that the politician may have tried to leave the Sangh in recent months, but he may have done the “Hudini Act”, but he said: “She was very clearly a member when she asked us to give her £ 10,000 for the election. And on our system, on our system, obviously we go to the quarter, so by the March quarter.”
He said: “Now, if he has in the last few weeks, because he has seen mood music, because it is not the first time that we have discussed that we are not happy with what we are going on, he may have done well.”
Ms. Graham indicated that the Sangh may have to reconsider their relations with labor, saying that united members have to see that the fee for being associated with labor is “worth something”.
“In this present time, in time, it is difficult to justify it, if I am honest,” he continued.
“Will that money be better spent on frontline services for my members? But the decision will be a serious decision. It is not a grain decision.”
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