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Mr Banana 14-12-2013 11:47

Unite
 
If this is true, it's rather disgusting in my opinion!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ing-union.html

Osem 14-12-2013 14:10

Re: Unite
 
Not really a surprise, if true. Sounds like they'd just be carrying on where Blair and his motley crew left off and for the same reason...

Chris 14-12-2013 15:55

Re: Unite
 
There was a time when *Trade* Unions stood for the rights of workers. Now it seems they've dropped the dirty T-word and are more interested in building a client base out of welfare dependants.

Nidge41 15-12-2013 13:57

Re: Unite
 
Nothing shocks me with Unite after the near Grangemouth disaster.

solitaire 15-12-2013 14:44

Re: Unite
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Top banana (Post 35654832)
If this is true, it's rather disgusting in my opinion!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ing-union.html

The Daily Mail does tend to "colour" some political news, but if this story is true it truly is disgusting. :mad:

nomadking 15-12-2013 15:26

Re: Unite
 
For those doubters, link to Unite's foreign language membership forms. Which starts off with English.:confused:
When did China become part of the EU?

richard s 15-12-2013 17:49

Re: Unite
 
Daily Mail enough said!!!!

dilli-theclaw 15-12-2013 17:55

Re: Unite
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35655168)
For those doubters, link to Unite's foreign language membership forms. Which starts off with English.:confused:
When did China become part of the EU?

I can see a list of foreign membership forms but I can't see the other stuff Don't forget they also "help to claim UK benefits in return for joining". No doubt I'm missing the bit in your link where they say that so if you could point it out it would be great. Cheers.

Damien 15-12-2013 18:41

Re: Unite
 
It seems Unite have Foreign language forms and will accept immigrants into the Union. They will also help members find out what benefits they'll be entitled too. The Daily Mail has connected these two dots.

nomadking 15-12-2013 21:30

Re: Unite
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dilligaf1701 (Post 35655199)
I can see a list of foreign membership forms but I can't see the other stuff Don't forget they also "help to claim UK benefits in return for joining". No doubt I'm missing the bit in your link where they say that so if you could point it out it would be great. Cheers.

I wasn't going to try and translate them.
About their community membership scheme
Quote:

Unite's community membership scheme brings together people from across our society.
Those not in employment are welcomed into the union family, adding another dimension to our strength in thousands of workplaces across the UK
Quote:

Welfare benefits check-up
Unite offers a free, fast and easy online service
which makes sure you’re claiming the right
benefits.
Just because 2 things are not together in the same sentence, doesn't mean it isn't true.

richard1960 15-12-2013 21:39

Re: Unite
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Nidge41 (Post 35655139)
Nothing shocks me with Unite after the near Grangemouth disaster.

I agree and i remember the old Electricans Union of Old Led by one Eric Chapple. :mad::mad::mad:

Now part of Unite.

RizzyKing 15-12-2013 23:20

Re: Unite
 
Like most if this is true then unite should be investigated I'm sure there's a breach of something somewhere. That said if this government had properly reformed welfare instead of cost cutting and labelling that as reform the system would have been tighter and less able to be manipulated by anyone. Blame as usual on all sides and various media outlets will highlight what bests suits their political view not the whole story.

fatmat8 18-12-2013 16:03

Re: Unite
 
unfortunatly the unions no longer has any strength or bite !

Hugh 18-12-2013 17:03

Re: Unite
 
London Underground may disagree with your statement....

Osem 18-12-2013 17:33

Re: Unite
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35655964)
London Underground may disagree with your statement....

Not to mention their long suffering customers...


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