Oblomov Boblomov wrote:Mick Lynch, our new hero, has said he stands by his decision for RMT to push for Brexit and doesn't think it was a mistake at all.
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Rex Kramer wrote:People actually pay him money for that bunch of knackers?
Oblomov Boblomov wrote:Mick Lynch, our new hero, has said he stands by his decision for RMT to push for Brexit and doesn't think it was a mistake at all
wtf:Oblomov Boblomov wrote:Related: that twat from the Sun moaning about Brexit
Knoyleo wrote:I see the #FBPE lot have decided that workers rights are only worth fighting for if those workers have the correct voting records.
Knoyleo wrote:I see the #FBPE lot have decided that workers rights are only worth fighting for if those workers have the correct voting records.
RetroCora wrote:Brexit's a non-issue in this instance, being used as a way to divide and conquer union supporters.
OrangeRKN wrote:RetroCora wrote:Brexit's a non-issue in this instance, being used as a way to divide and conquer union supporters.
It's very frustrating because it is so blatant. Next up Sky news will ask Mick Lynch to rank the Die Hard films in an attempt to discredit him.
Moggy wrote:Knoyleo wrote:I see the #FBPE lot have decided that workers rights are only worth fighting for if those workers have the correct voting records.
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Hundreds of British Airways workers at Heathrow Airport have voted to go on strike over pay.
Unite and GMB union members who are mostly check-in staff and ground crew backed industrial action.
A total of 700 workers are set to walkout during the summer holidays, when demand from travellers is expected to return to pre-pandemic levels.
Davidstow Cathedral City cheese firm pollution fine
One of the UK's biggest cheddar cheese suppliers has been fined more than £1.5m after admitting a host of pollution and odour charges.
The Dairy Crest Ltd plant at Davidstow, Cornwall, polluted the local area over a five year period up to 2021, killing fish and creating strong odours.
The firm, which produces Cathedral City, Clover and Country Life, said the issues had been rectified.
It was fined a total of £1.52m at Truro Crown Court on Thursday.
The judge said £272,746 costs had already been paid.
The court was told there were "plant failures", leaks and overspills at the company site, owned by Saputo Dairy UK.
Dairy Crest had previously admitted 21 of 27 charges, relating to pollution incidents and permit breaches, which were brought by the Environment Agency (EA).