Here in Sweden we have 90% of employees in collective bargaining. That's the sort of number that the UK should be aiming for, but won't. It's too far down the Reaganite plughole.
@@tasin7777 Mike lynch voted for Brexit in 2016 because of his belief that the European Union should not function as one sovereign country. This stance was in line with that of his RMT union which encouraged its membership to vote for Brexit, providing several reasons including protection of workers rights. He stood by his support for Brexit in 2022, and later stated that he had done so in order to renationalise the railways, which he believed was not possible within the EU.
HE IS SCUM HERO MY ASS YOU NEED TO STOP SMOKING CRACK I LOST A JOB BECAUSE OF HIM TWICE ONCE WHEN I REFUSED TO JOIN HIS FILTHY UNION THEN I COULDN'T GET TO WORK BECAUSE OF HIS STRIKE
Title of the video doesn't seem accurate. He doesn't seem to be attacking anyone in it, but explaining the situation - though makes a few references to former regimes.
Mick in full flow, as articulate, calm and reasoned as ever. If only business would work with unions, we would see an improvement in business efficiency, customer service and a stronger economy.
Fortunately in the private sector unions have much less power than in the public sector and quasi public sector. Lynch and co would not be able to bully their way to grossly inflated pay which either taxpayers or passengers have to pay for. When the unions ruled Britain between 1945 and 1979 we had the slowest growth in the western world, close to the highest inflation, and in every cycle unemployment and inflation were higher at the peak than in the one before, except that inflation in 79 didn't quite reach the 75 peak of 26%. That had to change.
@@markspence5288 if I spend it on a meal with my wife, yes, if I have to pay the fireman each individual time he puts the fire out on my house, no. Paying taxes is good.
Honestly I'm not sure who Labour think they're helping by not trying to radically change the economy. Bad business owners will never vote Labour and workers will only vote Labour if they do something that actually helps them in ways that matter. I'm not sure that a change to sick pay does that for most people in ways that matters.
Because change requires money, which we are rather short on at the minute. We could borrow money, but no lender is going to give Britain money to help with radical changes in wealth distribution. You need to walk before you can run. At the next election, change should be expected and demanded, but for this term, undoing 14 years of austerity and all the other bs the tories pulled is more than enough. Dont try to paint your walls before you've put a roof on your house.
@@Jonnyonthespot123 completely specious argument, there’s absolutely no pain being dealt out to the richest in society and there’s nothing stopping Labour going after them with the utmost aggression, except themselves.
@@Oralmoot they don't care and they never will. We saw what happened when their members voted a bog standard social democrat as their leader. They spent four years doing everything they could to get him out, and they did. The Labour party gives zero shit about their people and it's time we do away with any notion or fantasy that it's going to change. They work for capitalism.
@@andrewdavies8954 Well, if you're happy for workers to get steamrollered into shit working conditions, either you're a foolish boss that doesn't realise that happy workers are more conscientious and productive, or you're a sociopathic Rightwhinger (sic), that may not be even rich, and is even on the treadmill, but has sado-masochistic tendencies. So, which is it? Do tell.
Mick, you do not know how happy I am to see you again. you are so knowledgeable and articulate. So grateful you keep fighting. I have become rather disillusioned with the corporate abuse of the work force we have encountered in this country. I am still raging inside.
@@JF-zv4oc I can imagine it, he is the kinda guy that genuinely brings hope to the people he represents, he has true passion for pushing for the rites of the people he represents, sadly im not sure Labour is a party that can be salvaged now, cos of Kiers political assassination of the Labour we once knew so perhaps a new party he could set up with the support of the unitions , truly representative of the working class, but without the extremist views / policies of some of the fringe politics of today. As i say Mick gives a vibe of being level headed and speaking straight up common sense :) We can only hope one way or the other
Starmer is a member of the elite. A puppet who has had his snout in the trough for decades while rabbitting on about his dad having a real job. Bell end!
Absolutely brilliant....race to the bottom... what chance has Joe Public got against the rich mans greed......🎅 Merry Christmas if you're having one this year
2 sweeping generalisations in one sentence. 'All these are that'.....immature at best, dangerous at worst. Think it's not quite as simple as that.....like most things 😂
The Job Centre's approach of manipulating young people into positions where they are compelled to work without fair compensation, only to sanction them if they fail to comply, is a flawed strategy. It's counterproductive to place individuals in situations destined to fail, leading to commission-based sanctions reminiscent of past policies.
An intelligent experienced and principled man doing his job. No flim flamming to please 'off scene' money men with stupidly anti civilisation ideas. Respect.
As the son of 2 small business people I grew up believing the unions were bad. In the 70’s they did prevent a lot of investment in this country (but were these potential investors just looking to shaft the British worker?). Now after 25 years in the NHS we can’t recruit any staff other than from poorer overseas countries. This shows that nobody in this country wants to do this work for the pay offered. This man is the modern face of unionism and he is spot on in everything he says.
Just remember that between 1945 and 1979 the UK had the slowest growth in the advanced world. After 1979, at least until covid, UK growth was faster than western Europe and I think than Japan. It also had close to the highest "incremental capital output ratio", that is to say more had to be invested to get the same extra production out than in any other advanced economy. That may partly have been down to antiquated management, but many of Britain's economic problems receded once Thatcher controlled the unions. It was a shame that it was as costly as it was, in terms of jobs, and better monetary policy such as we have had since 1993 [inflation targeting] and 1997 [central bank independence] would certainly have helped. But it was a cost that had to be endured. It would be a great shame to revert to the 1970s, when some unions could and did hold the economy to ransom, growth was the slowest in the western world, inflation close to the highest, and in every cycle inflation and unemployment were higher than in the cycle before. Jim Callaghan knew it was unsustainable and told the Labour party so, but it took the more brutal Mrs T to actually do it.
@@clinteastwood8230 what about the British water companies who earned their money from everyone under the guise of providing us with a service. Instead, they pollute the rivers and sea, provide a shit service yet are allowed to get away with billions in 'profits' for not spending their revenue on maintaining those services. Is that fair?
Dyson and his family pay £156 million. Fred Done & family £204.6M Denise Coates & family £375.9M Top 20% paid 60% of all the tax. If you overtax them they will up sticks and leave and they will pay pi r squared times the square root of eff all.
Yes the Mill Owners The miners owners and don't forget the Hull trawler owners.The deck crew were casual labour no pension rights no nothing.Rights weren't given Mick people had to battle for them from a greedy minority bunch.
I knew I could rely on Mick Lynch to tell it how it is, rather than this "employer friendly" labour party. Don't expect he'll be allowed anywhere near if he decided to become an MP.
Worth listening to but he’s not always right. He still thinks Brexit was worthwhile. Single issue voices should be listened to but in balance with other voices.
Mick as ever speaking for his members. When the UK workers hold the same rights to pay, terms & conditions as those who serve the establishment, chief execs, members of parliament, etc, then we will all feel we are in it together. ASDA brought in like P&O fire & rehire with Contract 6. GMB did nothing for those mainly female workers because of there gender. Surely that in itself should be a reason to give some representatives the elbow for those that won't pally up with CEOs but fight for those same workers.
Politicians and businesses in Britain need to listen to Mick Lynch and learn to be different in order to progress positively. He is the voice of working people and business.
Mick Lynch and Eddie Dempsey are working class heroes. Their calm demeanour and intelligent analyses are two of the reasons they no longer are interviewed by the right wing Press.
Having worked in the UK and comparing it to Australiasia. It's shocking/disgraceful. No overtime, millions of 'temps' no penalty payments for weekend work, hire and fire etc. It's a feudal shzt hole
This man speaks absolute utter sense. This country needs its unions back, they are the ones that care about the people and their welfare and they are the majority in this country. Fairness has to be seen to be fair. We have gone back to the dark ages as far as employment for us ordinary bods, they are who we should be thanking for any of the benefits we get. I’m 69 and if am certain that my kids won’t get a state pension, the NHS will be long gone, not surprising when the folk at the top are selling it off bit by bit for their own financial benefit, shame on them, they have ruined our NHS and people will die that would have survived if an effective NHS was still in place, and whatever he says Starmer is definitely not on the side of the working class.
Thatcher and Blair made Unionism a Dirty word. When I was a Unison Rep at the Hospital I worked in , nobody wanted to join. As soon as they needed help , Then they would come to me..... They would pay one year's fees for me to help them, and then close their membership.... Over and over again I was supporting staff against Management brought in from outside the Health Service.... Well done Mick...
Here in Sweden we have 90% of employees in collective bargaining. That's the sort of number that the UK should be aiming for, but won't. It's too far down the Reaganite plughole.
If that happened there would be army crackdowns and I wish that was a joke
Not sure you can compare 2 very different populations so simply.
@@thinkingoutloud7425what a stupid comment
@@thinkingoutloud7425That's just a lazy argument, an argument for doing nothing. Where those that generate the wealth don't share in it.
@@thinkingoutloud7425 what do you even mean.
Brilliant and concise ,Mick Lynch is a great asset to the people of Britain and much appreciated
Unfortunately, capitalism cannot be made to work in the interest of workers
@@factstrumpprejudice6740well said
@@marcanthony5744 Nor will it be voted away
Unfortunately he supports brexit
@@tasin7777 Mike lynch voted for Brexit in 2016 because of his belief that the European Union should not function as one sovereign country. This stance was in line with that of his RMT union which encouraged its membership to vote for Brexit, providing several reasons including protection of workers rights. He stood by his support for Brexit in 2022, and later stated that he had done so in order to renationalise the railways, which he believed was not possible within the EU.
Mick Lynch is a hero! As for P&O, I will never ever give them any of my money.
HE IS SCUM HERO MY ASS YOU NEED TO STOP SMOKING CRACK I LOST A JOB BECAUSE OF HIM TWICE ONCE WHEN I REFUSED TO JOIN HIS FILTHY UNION THEN I COULDN'T GET TO WORK BECAUSE OF HIS STRIKE
Shame he's a Brexiteer.
{:o:O:}
He has you fooled. He kept banging on about voting out the tories, and now Labour are making things even worse for the working class
Same !!!!!!!!
Title of the video doesn't seem accurate. He doesn't seem to be attacking anyone in it, but explaining the situation - though makes a few references to former regimes.
Mick in full flow, as articulate, calm and reasoned as ever. If only business would work with unions, we would see an improvement in business efficiency, customer service and a stronger economy.
Lmfao 😂😂😂😂
@TechnaFox really. 🤦♂️
Precisely
you serious?>
Fortunately in the private sector unions have much less power than in the public sector and quasi public sector. Lynch and co would not be able to bully their way to grossly inflated pay which either taxpayers or passengers have to pay for. When the unions ruled Britain between 1945 and 1979 we had the slowest growth in the western world, close to the highest inflation, and in every cycle unemployment and inflation were higher at the peak than in the one before, except that inflation in 79 didn't quite reach the 75 peak of 26%. That had to change.
All this suffering for “economic growth” and the only thing that’s growing is the size of yachts.
Labour have always been the party of the rich
@ they all are now! It’s a Corporatocracy and you can’t vote your way out.
@@insomniacbritgaming1632 are you silly
@stacksmalacks8826 it was founded by the Fabien Society 🤣 literally a group of rich socialists...
@@timwoodger7896 they always have been...
Mick Lynch giving them all a lesson yet again.
This guy speaks what the public needs.
The public did not need brexit which he supported
@@tasin7777it’s a democracy there was a vote, stop whinging
He has you fooled. He kept banging on about voting out the tories, and now Labour are making things even worse for the working class
Sadly its the likes of Farage that get the air time
@@Guniko-l2c by that logic you shouldn't complain about the current govenment no matter who's in charge.
No more age wage discrimination, everyone over 18 deserves a living wage.
How old are you ?
Edit due to censorship…..what is a living wage ? Peppa Pig I’m sure has a different idea of living wage compared to mere mortals.
and everyone under 18
@@californiadreamin8423 Try acting you age whatever it is eh!
@@hariowen3840 It’s hard to when faced with absurd comedy.
@@californiadreamin8423 Where's the comedy in everyone over 18 deserving a living wage. (Not that I'm expecting a grown-up answer from you.)
His union is very lucky to have him
The world is lucky to have him
@@pastorofmuppets8834 He visited the DNC in August and was like a rock star here in the US. So I agree the world is lucky.
@Newsbro89 shame the DNC didn't listen
He should be running Labour
Spot on sir😊
100% he would get my vote.
@@paulgibbons2320do u enjoy spending money??
@@markspence5288 if I spend it on a meal with my wife, yes, if I have to pay the fireman each individual time he puts the fire out on my house, no. Paying taxes is good.
I was going to comment this. Hes brilliant! Nobody stands for the working man like mick
Honestly I'm not sure who Labour think they're helping by not trying to radically change the economy. Bad business owners will never vote Labour and workers will only vote Labour if they do something that actually helps them in ways that matter.
I'm not sure that a change to sick pay does that for most people in ways that matters.
Because change requires money, which we are rather short on at the minute.
We could borrow money, but no lender is going to give Britain money to help with radical changes in wealth distribution.
You need to walk before you can run.
At the next election, change should be expected and demanded, but for this term, undoing 14 years of austerity and all the other bs the tories pulled is more than enough.
Dont try to paint your walls before you've put a roof on your house.
You have to take it into context that the Conservatives broke EVERYTHING, don't be surprised when that brings pain
@@Jonnyonthespot123 completely specious argument, there’s absolutely no pain being dealt out to the richest in society and there’s nothing stopping Labour going after them with the utmost aggression, except themselves.
@@slipperydouglas8263 well said
@@slipperydouglas8263they're starting with the inheritance tax loophole for agricultural land, and look what that's getting them!
The most eloquent speaker I have ever heard.
Without people like Mick Lynch, children would still be put up chimneys.
P&O should be prosecuted.
"We changed the party!", though... 😓
@@Oralmoot they don't care and they never will. We saw what happened when their members voted a bog standard social democrat as their leader. They spent four years doing everything they could to get him out, and they did.
The Labour party gives zero shit about their people and it's time we do away with any notion or fantasy that it's going to change. They work for capitalism.
Instead of soot from chimneys,children are now used to supply coke up noses.
Labour… LISTEN TO HIM
Mick Lynch is a legend 👍
when mick lynch speaks, i listen
I don't !
@@andrewdavies8954 well you should do
@@andrewdavies8954 Well, if you're happy for workers to get steamrollered into shit working conditions, either you're a foolish boss that doesn't realise that happy workers are more conscientious and productive, or you're a sociopathic Rightwhinger (sic), that may not be even rich, and is even on the treadmill, but has sado-masochistic tendencies. So, which is it? Do tell.
@@peterjones596 Well said.
@@andrewdavies8954 why are you here?
Mick for Prime Minister. P&O a disgusting company
Good man Mick🍀
Mick, you do not know how happy I am to see you again. you are so knowledgeable and articulate. So grateful you keep fighting. I have become rather disillusioned with the corporate abuse of the work force we have encountered in this country. I am still raging inside.
Keep it Up Mick Fighting for Workers Right and a Living Wage for ALL Workers..
This guy is excellent. He knows more about the subject than any of those he speaks to, or is interviewed by.
Mick Lynch = Top Man👍
Some people talk in riddles saying lots while saying nothing usually Tory voters and MP's , when Mick talks i listen
That’s most politicians.
Full time employees using zero hours contract workers as scapegoats.
_I enjoy listening to experts like Mick Lynch and Martin Lewis._
I wish Mick was the leader of the labour party. 😢
Who's the other guy who is Mick's understudy,he's brilliant as well
me too, but I fear he would be treated worse than Corbyn
@@wildstarlights2 I don't think he would tolerate what Corbyn did. Corbyn is too meek. Mick would give it back to them.
Me too
says hes not interested in becoming a politician, shame he is brrilliant
Absolute legend. Inspiring and at ease on the picket line and in parliament.
This man should be Prime Minister.
Well he’s not and he never will be.
Dear God, no.
he should be but we only have liars and cheats and plenty of corruption that's out politicians now
Absolutely not, union bosses having that much power would finish the country off with worse taxes then there is now
@@TheDSSlayer …..but he’d then be Prime Minister, not a Union Boss !! Get a grip.
Mike you are a true genius the MPs look vacant only a genuine few have got what you are talking about keep up the good work
Mick you are the second breath of fresh air i have heard in the last couple of weeks, 1st one was Nov 1st on question time go and have a listen.
I so very wish this guy runs for PM one day before his time has passed what an amazing world we could live in with good common sense Mick
Would be great but he’d have to run for MP first. Can you imagine Labour selecting him and promoting him? Unfortunately he seems too competent
@@JF-zv4oc I can imagine it, he is the kinda guy that genuinely brings hope to the people he represents, he has true passion for pushing for the rites of the people he represents, sadly im not sure Labour is a party that can be salvaged now, cos of Kiers political assassination of the Labour we once knew so perhaps a new party he could set up with the support of the unitions , truly representative of the working class, but without the extremist views / policies of some of the fringe politics of today. As i say Mick gives a vibe of being level headed and speaking straight up common sense :) We can only hope one way or the other
This is a CHAMPION fella. Human First.
Mick your a star mate . Well done for showing this great video!!!!! Dave
Working people need more leaders like Mick Lynch not establishment enablers like
Keir Starmer.
Starmer is a member of the elite. A puppet who has had his snout in the trough for decades while rabbitting on about his dad having a real job. Bell end!
Absolutely brilliant....race to the bottom... what chance has Joe Public got against the rich mans greed......🎅 Merry Christmas if you're having one this year
Yep.
What he said.
Tories hate him, which means that Tories hate workers.
Hahah your logic is as usual as exemplary, as one would expect from the far left
2 sweeping generalisations in one sentence. 'All these are that'.....immature at best, dangerous at worst.
Think it's not quite as simple as that.....like most things 😂
As do the treacherous Labour Party, sticking the boot into the mining communities since the 1970s.
Power to the people 🎉🎉🎉
Without the workers what have got?every worker should join a union and stand together and bargain for better wages,safety with zero exploitation
Mick hero to the ordinary working man and woman.
No rights have ever been won for working people except through a trade union. Well done ML!
Top man. I would love Mick to start a political party.
I'm in RMT, and I'm thankful for that.
The Job Centre's approach of manipulating young people into positions where they are compelled to work without fair compensation, only to sanction them if they fail to comply, is a flawed strategy. It's counterproductive to place individuals in situations destined to fail, leading to commission-based sanctions reminiscent of past policies.
Calling it work experience is a fucking joke.
The main man right here , I doff my cap to you sir mick 🤝🍺
An intelligent experienced and principled man doing his job. No flim flamming to please 'off scene' money men with stupidly anti civilisation ideas. Respect.
God I love this man, what a hero
Tony Benn said each generation has to fight for their rights or they will be taken away from them.
As the son of 2 small business people I grew up believing the unions were bad. In the 70’s they did prevent a lot of investment in this country (but were these potential investors just looking to shaft the British worker?). Now after 25 years in the NHS we can’t recruit any staff other than from poorer overseas countries. This shows that nobody in this country wants to do this work for the pay offered. This man is the modern face of unionism and he is spot on in everything he says.
Is that what it means though? I'd say that's a presumption.
Just remember that between 1945 and 1979 the UK had the slowest growth in the advanced world. After 1979, at least until covid, UK growth was faster than western Europe and I think than Japan. It also had close to the highest "incremental capital output ratio", that is to say more had to be invested to get the same extra production out than in any other advanced economy. That may partly have been down to antiquated management, but many of Britain's economic problems receded once Thatcher controlled the unions. It was a shame that it was as costly as it was, in terms of jobs, and better monetary policy such as we have had since 1993 [inflation targeting] and 1997 [central bank independence] would certainly have helped. But it was a cost that had to be endured. It would be a great shame to revert to the 1970s, when some unions could and did hold the economy to ransom, growth was the slowest in the western world, inflation close to the highest, and in every cycle inflation and unemployment were higher than in the cycle before.
Jim Callaghan knew it was unsustainable and told the Labour party so, but it took the more brutal Mrs T to actually do it.
Well said Mick👍👍🪓👍
He doesn't slam any of this , constructive advise , poor headline to this vlog
This. Constructive advice, and it seems like they're engaging with it a hell of a lot better than the previous government.
This man is a bloody legend. I have yet to hear ANY politician speak so succinctly and eloquently.
Pirates, brilliant. 😂
Tax the super rich.
Google, Amazon, virgin, Dyson, Sunak and Co etc.
That’s where they’re going wrong.
There only going to pay there fair share . And so they should why over tax them they earned that money that's not fair
@@clinteastwood8230 what about the British water companies who earned their money from everyone under the guise of providing us with a service. Instead, they pollute the rivers and sea, provide a shit service yet are allowed to get away with billions in 'profits' for not spending their revenue on maintaining those services. Is that fair?
Will never happen, labour are taxing middle/working class. The corporations are taking over.
Dyson and his family pay £156 million.
Fred Done & family £204.6M
Denise Coates & family £375.9M
Top 20% paid 60% of all the tax.
If you overtax them they will up sticks and leave and they will pay pi r squared times the square root of eff all.
@@jamesoneill5070 No. I think you are lying.
It’s great to see Mick in action! Well worth the £24.09 a month!
Yes the Mill Owners The miners owners and don't forget the Hull trawler owners.The deck crew were casual labour no pension rights no nothing.Rights weren't given Mick people had to battle for them from a greedy minority bunch.
This chap is the very definition of articularcy and integrity. Why isn't our political system populated by people like this?
This man would have been the change, these islands need.
Wonderful!
An incredible man
Mick Lynch should be our prime minister. He talks more sense than a room full of politicians.
Mick Lynch should be running the country
Honest,direct and fluent speakers are always listened and understood well by everyone.
Compare this man to SIR chalk n cheese : this man should be leading Labour ❤
What Labour should be doing - asking unions and actual workers.
What Labour is actually doing - asking business owners and lobbyists.
Micheal you’re bang on 👏
I knew I could rely on Mick Lynch to tell it how it is, rather than this "employer friendly" labour party. Don't expect he'll be allowed anywhere near if he decided to become an MP.
Nice to see the best MP in parliment doing her job, Jennie the Golden Retriever carefully considering workers rights.
Mr Lynch = living legend. I could listen to him all day.
Well said that man
If mick says it's bad, it's bad
Worth listening to but he’s not always right. He still thinks Brexit was worthwhile. Single issue voices should be listened to but in balance with other voices.
Mick as ever speaking for his members.
When the UK workers hold the same rights to pay, terms & conditions as those who serve the establishment, chief execs, members of parliament, etc, then we will all feel we are in it together.
ASDA brought in like P&O fire & rehire with Contract 6. GMB did nothing for those mainly female workers because of there gender. Surely that in itself should be a reason to give some representatives the elbow for those that won't pally up with CEOs but fight for those same workers.
Mick Lynch the man of reason, he speaks for the working people of this country
That’s right Mick, put them straight tell them what’s what
Love to you all
God bless
This guy is a true trade unionist…power to the people!
Wish Mick would stand for prime minister because finally a man of integrity and selflessness we could believe in - please 👍
He never would a man of the people
ML never fails to speak up for his members and the wider public!
Look at the places who are unionised.Good terms and conditions,any working people should also join a union.
He should start third major party
Sadly he's said it before he's not a politican in truth it's why he doesn't engage in double speak
Politicians and businesses in Britain need to listen to Mick Lynch and learn to be different in order to progress positively. He is the voice of working people and business.
Speaks the truth all the time. So good at calling stuff out!
You could call this vid "Just Mick Lynch being epic for 10 minutes"!
People would still watch!
Mick Lynch and Eddie Dempsey are working class heroes. Their calm demeanour and intelligent analyses are two of the reasons they no longer are interviewed by the right wing Press.
What a guy! Not sure he "slams" Labour in this though
Not like Joe to use click bait titles…
Ha, now they've changed it to "rinses", just as misleading a title. Shame as it's a great presentation to watch
Mick Lynch on the ball again
The brilliant Mick Lynch.
Mick is a very intelligent man
I’d vote for Labour with Mick as leader. Never will while Starmer is in charge
I will be surprised lf Stammer lasts twelve months .
Great to see Mick back in full flow
Having worked in the UK and comparing it to Australiasia. It's shocking/disgraceful. No overtime, millions of 'temps' no penalty payments for weekend work, hire and fire etc. It's a feudal shzt hole
If this man ran for PM I would vote for him.
Concise,factual and no bullshit.
Thats all you need.
You can't argue against facts and truth!
Just watched and sure there’s a larger context but this isn’t Labour being slammed! More sat listening which is very different to the conservatives…
This man speaks absolute utter sense. This country needs its unions back, they are the ones that care about the people and their welfare and they are the majority in this country. Fairness has to be seen to be fair. We have gone back to the dark ages as far as employment for us ordinary bods, they are who we should be thanking for any of the benefits we get. I’m 69 and if am certain that my kids won’t get a state pension, the NHS will be long gone, not surprising when the folk at the top are selling it off bit by bit for their own financial benefit, shame on them, they have ruined our NHS and people will die that would have survived if an effective NHS was still in place, and whatever he says Starmer is definitely not on the side of the working class.
Please stand for PM, you are the best Mick
"...and no doubt the factories act was a bit burdensome for the mill owners and the mine owners" - this is now my top Mick Lynch quote!
Thatcher and Blair made Unionism a Dirty word.
When I was a Unison Rep at the Hospital I worked in , nobody wanted to join.
As soon as they needed help , Then they would come to me.....
They would pay one year's fees for me to help them, and then close their membership....
Over and over again I was supporting staff against Management brought in from outside the Health Service....
Well done Mick...
mick tells it straight every time.mps and government watch and learn,but i guess they never will,,,,,,,,,
This man is absolutely right we run a electrical contracting company it is a race to the bottom