Unite poll reveals voters’ verdict on Sunak’s mini-budget
Brits believe the Chancellor’s interventions should have been more targeted – and there is real anger over some policy decisions.
Tony Burke
Website Tony Burke is President of the Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions; a former assistant general secretary of Unite; Trade Union co-ordinator for the Morning Star newspaper and chair of the Campaign For Trade Union Freedom. He is a contributing editor of Left Foot Forward blogging on trade, international issues and workers’ and union rights. As well as LFF, he contributes to the Morning Star, Campaign For Trade Union Freedom website, and his own Power In A Union site.
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Union membership rose before coronavirus and is soaring now
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The UK is part of the European Trade Union Congress.
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