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Political representation

How can we win political representation for ourselves and other workers? Who deserves out support in elections and who should be oppose?

RMT-organised Conference to discuss the crisis in working-class political representation

Saturday January 10 2009, 11am - 3pm, Friends Meeting House, Euston Road, London NW1

Speakers: Brian Caton POA General Secretary Bob Crow RMT General Secretary Professor Mary Davis John McDonnell MP Mark Serwotka PCS General Secretary Chair John Leach RMT President

Open to all. Please register in advance at info@rmt.org.uk, or write to RMT, Unity House, 39 Chalton Street, London, NW1 1JD

Download a leaflet by clicking on the file name below.

Tell Your MP To Sign This Motion

Early Day Motion 1872 Tabled by John McDonnell and signed by 37 MPs so far

CONDITIONS FOR CLEANERS EMPLOYED ON LONDON UNDERGROUND

Voting for a Voice for Workers

I was very pleased to propose this resolution at RMT's AGM. I had written it as a response to the collapse in Labour's vote in the May 1 local elections, when Boris Johnson won the London Mayor's job for the Tories and Labour Councillors around the country had to clear their desks in the Town Hall. My branch, Stratford no.1, discussed and agreed it, and thus it found its way to the union's AGM as an emergency resolution.

RMT Responds to Labour's Election Disasters: Demand a Working-Class Voice in Politics!

Delegates to RMT's Annual General Meeting last week unanimously agreed the following resolution, which had been submitted by the union's Stratford no.1 branch.

This union notes the disastrous results for the Labour Party in the May 1st elections. We believe that working class voters have deserted the Labour Party because it has abandoned working class people through its policies of cuts, privatisation, war and lining the pockets of the rich at the expense of the poor and low paid.

We are also appalled at the advances made by the fascist BNP in these elections.

Say No To BoJo

Nicked from Bakerloo line RMT’s newsletter

Buffoon Boris Johnson’s London Mayoral campaign is well and truly underway and guess who BoJo sees as his public enemy number one?

Is it the fat cats like Metronet who cream millions from Londoners then go bust leaving the public to pick up the bill? Nope. Is it the private companies who will rake in trillions from the Olympic contracts while the tax payer foots the bill? Nope.

Unfortunately, BoJo the Buffoon sees himself as some kind of 21st Century Maggie Thatcher and has decided that RMT-bashing is a vote winner for him.

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