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Unilever messages of support
A rolling programme of strike action is currently
underway at Unilever's UK operations as workers step up action
to defend their pension scheme.
We've received hundreds of messages of support for the
Unilever workers. We have included a selection of these messages
below, but you can also download all
the messages here.
You can also still send us messages of support to: unileverhandsoffourpensions@unitetheunion.org
or if you are on Twitter you can tweet us
@unitetheunion
Tammy Roberts
Wishing you well with your
campaign!
From all at Calderdale UNISON.
Tony Sullivan - UCU and Chelmsford Against The
Cuts
Please accept this message of support from
Chelmsford Against The Cuts. We petitioned in support of your
strike in Chelmsford Town Centre, a week or so ago. We
wholeheartedly support Unilever workers fight to keep your final
salary pension scheme. CHAC have been campaigning against the
Coalition's cuts and austerity attacks on jobs, services and
pensions over the past two years, here in Chelmsford. We know that
your fight is ours.
United, public and private sector workers must not pay for ever
bigger fat cat profits and bonuses nor will we pay for an economic
crisis we didn't create.
Harry McAnulty
I have been following the unilever dispute online
and want to send a message of support and solidarity to you and
your members. These are important times for every worker when
the Global finance Markets are teetering on the brink
ofcollapse. When Ireland and Britain’s
market forces are squeezing more and more from
the purse strings of its peoples, now is the time for every
worker to be instrumental in putting in place those accredited
representatives that speak for the membership and leave
behind the bureaucrats within our union.
As James Connolly once said ‘Brothers and
sisters, the fight must go on. And be it long or short the victory
will be the victory of the rank and file.’
Brian B
I work for Shropshire
Council, and like yourselves my pension is under threat. As a union
member (Unison) I wish you every success in your fight for justice
and fairness.
We must all stand united in keeping what we and them before us
fought long and hard for.
Tony Straka, USW Local 4-149, USA
I am
writing in support of Unilever workers who are trying to protect
their pensions from a predator, i.e. a corporate predator.
Clearly Unilever is exploiting its workers by reducing their
benefits. I support the workers and Unite the Union in
fighting the corporate blood-sucker who is oppressing them.
Nelson F. Saragih, Campaign Division, Indonesia
Federation Of Pulp And Paper Workers’ Union
On behalf
of the Indonesia Federation of Pulp And Paper Workers Union, we
send the members of Unite at Unilever our solidarity for their
action to defend their pension rights.
We wish you every success in your campaign to
defend workers’ rights in Unilever factories and workplaces.
In Solidarity.
Louise Gibbard, UCU Halesowen College Branch
Secretary
Halesowen College UCU send a message of
support and solidarity in your action to keep your pensions.
Working people are under attack from all angles and we must unite
and fight.
Gwyneth Powell-Davies, Unite Bristol Health Service
Branch Secretary
It is heartening to see you refusing
to see your futures crushed. But your fight has
a wider importance. If you win, it will make other
companies and the government more cautious in their
raids on our pensions. We need to unite to insist on a
decent living for all at the end of their working years.
Public and private workers unite in this struggle!
Tony McClintock Branch Sec,
Delphi Branch 1112
Best of
luck.
Douglas Williamson NSW Teacher's
Federation
I send my support to you in your fight to
maintain your pension benefits against the huge pay rises given to
Unilever's CEO. Stand strong and united, hold that line!
Betray your country, serve your class. (John Maclean, 1914).
Yours in solidarity.
John Andrews, PCS DWP East Midlands Regional
Secretary
I am writing of behalf of PCS members
working in Jobcentres, Contact Centres and Benefit Processing
members across the East Midlands to offer our support and
solidarity to you as you fight to save your pensions.
The government and press have attempted to make the fight for
workers pensions a battle between public and private sector
workers. Public and private sector workers need to unite and fight
against any attempt to cause division between workers struggling to
protect their future after retirement. Whether we work in the
public or private sector, we must resist the attempts to make us
pay for a crisis we did not create.
Keep strong and united and you will be successful. Let me know
if there is any practical help that we can offer.
D Browne
Try to mess with peoples
pensions and we will not take it anymore. The tide has turned and
we will all stand firm together and make sacrifices, private and
public employees,to protect our rights and dignity. As a public
sector employee i will support the unilever employees campaign with
a donation. ALL STICK TOGETHER and we cannot lose.
Clement Chitja, CEPPWAWU, South
Africa
Employees of Unilever SA who are members of
CEPPWAWU sends their revolutionary greetings to all Workers of
Unilever across the globe. Your struggles are our struggle. The
bloodbath on jobs is visited on us too: not because the Company is
not doing well, but because of greed, quest for super profits and
to create a flexible labour force. The Boksburg (Johannesburg)
plant of the Company is proud that its production is outsourced to
23 (twenty-three) other companies. Over and above, there are
multiple labour brokering companies active on site. The labour
force is thus divided along the lines of who is employed by who yet
all do the work of Unilever. There is a “pelego” union that owes
its existence to Unilever. Id does not wage struggles for the
betterment of the Workers’ lot BUT it is a front for the Company.
It tells Workers that Management has the “right to hire and fire”.
CEPPWAWU is the only force at this plant that is fighting against
jobloss.
CEPPWAWU members are at the receiving end. CEPPWAWU is told that
it is a minority union. When CEPPWAWU wants proof thereof or
verification of membership of both unions, she is told that the SA
Law allows disclosure of information only to a majority union.
CEPPWAWU members are forced to pay a “service fee” to this pelego
union for disservice! In the last quarter of 2011 CEPPWAWU managed,
through the legal system, to secure a threshold of 40%
(forty-percent) to end payment of service fee to this other union.
This landmark victory saw CEPPWAWU gaining 100 (one hundred) new
members. The Company is dragging feet to confirm whether CEPPWAWU
managed to dislodge the service fee.
Now the axe of retrenchment is looming over the heads of
Workers. Unilever SA says it wants to transform the Boksburg plant
from being a R1,5b (one-and-half-billion-rand) concern to be a
R3,5b concern by 2015. For this to happen the Company will have to
drastically reduce Workers’ headcount and employ outsourcing of
production mechanism. To add salt to the wound, some supplies and
services that South Africa is capable of providing, will be
procured from Asian countries. Unilever is acting like a Big
Brother to its employees. It doesn’t allow logic to take
precedence. This is provocative.
Let the fight go on… We support you like we want you to support
our course too.
Power to Workers !!!
Zobalonda Simelane
I support the struggle
for economical emancipation for workers. Down with Poly polly
!!!
Louise Walton, Natural England PCS Branch
Organiser
We are inspired by your fight to protect
pensions. We are only too aware of the importance to struggle to
defend what was fought for by those before us and to protect future
generations as all working people come under attack from big
business and its representatives in government. It is time that we
unite the fight back across the public and private sector for fair
pensions and we fully support you. We send our warmest solidarity
wishes to you all.
United you will win. Stand firm.
John Howard, Chair, Redbridge Young
Labour
Good Luck to all the members and staff on
strike at Unilever. Standing up for ordinary hard working people
against a money grab by the board.
Kevin Doherty, Secretary and Paddy Mackel President,
B&DTUC
The Belfast and District Trades Union
Council (B&DTUC) send you our full support and solidarity in
your struggle to defend your pension entitlements.
For too long now unscrupulous employers have been getting away
with stealing workers deferred pay, in the form of pensions,
showing no regard for their workers wellbeing and condemning them
to a life of hardship when they can no longer be used to produce
profits for the employer. This is blatantly the case with Unilever
given that in February 2011 they declared that their profits had
risen by 18% at £5.2bn, the pension scheme is financially robust,
and it is reported that Unilever itself admitted that there is no
immediate financial imperative driving the cuts.
The destruction of final salary pension schemes by private
sector employers has been norm for many years now alongside the
undermining of the real value of worker’s wages. At the same time
employers profits and rewards for senior executives have rocketed.
Many healthy final salary pension schemes have been closed purely
in the interests of greedy employers. With schemes that were in
deficit invariably the deficit was caused when employers boosted
their profits, and consequently their remuneration, by taking
prolonged pension holidays thereby immorally shirking their
responsibilities to their employees.
Governments have consistently failed to protect workers facing such
attacks leaving it to the courage of the workers backed by their
unions to make a stand. All too often employer have got their way
without a fight.
Your stand is an inspiration to others and it defies the
attempts of Government and the media to divide private and public
sector workers in the struggle of workers to defend their pension
entitlements.
We wish you every success in your action and pledge to support
you in any way we can.
Charlie McDonald, PCS East London branch
secretary
I am writing on behalf of civil servants
working in benefit offices and jobcentres in east London to wish
you every success in your camapign. There is a pension crisis in
this country. It has been caused by companies closing down pension
schemems. The real divide is not between the private and public
sector but between the bosses in both the private and public sector
who have genuine gold plated pensions and the rest of us.
We should not be taken in by the government's divide and rule
policy of pitting public sector workers against private sector
workers. We should demand fair pensions for all workers.
Your fight is our fight and our fight is yours.
All the best and let us know if there is anything practical we
can do to help.
Solidarity forever.
Richard Morgan, President, Derby Area Trades Union
Council
Members of Derby Area Trades Council wish you
well and support your action on 25th January.
Your action is an echo of those recently undertaken by the local
authority and public services Joint Trade Unions.
The divide and rule tactics adopted by this company and the
Con/Dem government have not and will not work if we maintain our
solidarity.
The Unilever Trade Union's action signifies the strength of
workers who have toiled for years and sacrificed wages to provide a
decent pension for their retirement.
Workers have already been attacked with wage freezes, negative
equity, rising prices and financial pressure from all sides.
Unilever can afford to sustain the current pension scheme unchanged
due to the profitability of the company. Their actions merely show
their contempt for workers and the emphasis on profits above
people. Constructive alternative proposals on pensions, have been
proposed but these have never been considered by
Unilever. Members are seeking talks with the company through
ACAS and your strike action is simply to secure these talks.
Despite these efforts to resolve and seek a solution Unilever have
adopted a defiant stance
We can overcome these problems but only if we remain united in
our endeavours.
Rachel Edwards, Branch Chair, PCS DCLG HQ
Branch
The PCS branch here at the Department for
Communities and Local Government (HQ) wish you every success with
your current dispute over pensions - your strike exposes the lie
that the dispute over pensions is a dispute between public and
private sector workers. The real divide lays, as always between the
rich 1% and the rest of us. Good luck.
Emma McKenzie
I’m a contractor working in
100VE and I fully support you. I wish you a lot of luck.
Nick Wood, University Teachers Union branch, National
Union of General Workers Tokyo Nambu Shimbashi Tokyo
Japan
Wishing you success in your struggle to protect
the pensions of Unilever workers.
Helmut Treib
Good luck and my full
support!
Peter Hain MP
Please pass on my solidarity
greetings!
Solidarity
with Unilever workers striking over pensions. We are all entitled
to fair pensions and dignity in our old age.
David Harney
Very best wishes to Unilever
workers taking industrial action tonight in Leeds. Global company
stripped workers of a pension!
Katie Curtis
Sending solidarity wishes
today to Unite the Union members at Unilever in Purfleet! Good luck
comrades.
Cherry McCormack
Good luck to everyone
taking action at Unilever we are right behind you.
Ozzy, Unite Cambridge & District
0009M
Solidarity in your dispute from Unite members
working in the Electronics sector in Cambridge.
Ramon Corria, Secretary Cardiff Trades
Council
Support and Solidarity from Cardiff Trades
Council. Keep fighting comrades for your rights to a decent
pension. Private + Public sector workers coming together to fight
for what is ours. I’ve decided to boycott Unilever products until
your situation is resolved.
Mick Quinn, Deputy Convenor,
Heinz
You have the full support of Heinz N/W 299 and
I am sure this stretches to the National Committee and Regional
FDT. Keep up the fight and any support we can offer please do not
hesitate to contact myself or Ian Wright the site Convenor.
Helen Andrews, NUT National
Executive
Please pass on to members – especially in
Greater Manchester – my support for their action. The Unilever
dispute demonstrates clearly that there is no public/private
divide. Your pensions dispute is our dispute. We are all
in this together.
George Binette, Camden Unison Branch
Secretary
On behalf of more than 3,000 Camden Unison
members, I write to extend my congratulations to members of Unite,
the GMB and USDAW at Unilever's British factories for their
courageous and determined stand against the threat by the
corporation's senior management to axe your final salary pension
scheme.
As you will doubtless be aware members of our branch took a very
active part in the strongly supported 30 November strike across the
public sector, though regrettably our union nationally has
retreated from calling for further action and is now engaged in
talks based on a framework which our branch committee and many
'ordinary' members concedes much of what led us to take strike
action in the first place.
I certainly look forward to the day when workers across the public
and private sectors can take action together in a co-ordinated
fashion to repel these attacks by the rich and powerful on our
deferred wages.
In the meantime, please pass on my best wishes for a swift and
decisive victory, and please let me know what practical support our
branch can lend to your important battle.
John Nolan, Unite National Secretary,
Finance and Legal Sector
Can you pass on a message of
support from our Unite members and Reps from AEGON insurance, who
are at present going through the same attacks on there pension
scheme were the company are proposing to close the Final Salary
scheme and replace it with a worse DC that currently exists. We are
currently entering into the final stages of the 60 day consultation
process and it looks like we will be balloting our members for the
first time in 30 years. We fully support your fight to protect your
pensions.
Ian Allinson
Good luck with your
dispute. We’ve just settled our own dispute today, and did a
collection at the members meeting that voted on the deal – we’ll be
popping down to your picket line at Trafford Park with the money
shortly. If you stick together and are determined anything is
possible!
Keep strong Unilever
workers. You're doing the right thing.
Cardiff Trades
Council
Support and Solidarity from Cardiff Trades
Council to Unilever workers.
London Hazards
We are
supporting the Unilever striking workers. Solidarity sisters &
brothers. Your struggle is your victory.
Chris Tupman
Solidarity with
Unilever workers from halton health workers.
Lightacandle
Solidarity with Unilever
workers - the way forward - hopefully public and private sector
coming together to fight injustices.
V Fox
I definitely support your campaign
to protect workers' pension schemes. This should result in the CEO
plus top managenent curbing their personal greed, as reflected in
their salary structures.
Greg Thorpe
Sending
solidarity and best wishes from Manchester to the striking workers
at Unilever from a Unison member and ally.
Kerry Feetham, Unite Staff Side
Rep, C/OTSA The Social Housing Regulator
Keep the
fight going at Unilever. I was part of the public sector strikes in
November, and your action is so welcome to fight against these
outrageous cuts to our pensions.
The public sector workers welcomes your
action, and we're behind you on this.
Liz McInnes, Unite Branch
Secretary, North & East Manchester Health Service
Branch
On behalf of our Branch I wish to express our
support and solidarity for your courageous action against your
employer in order to defend your pensions. Your struggle mirrors
the public sector pension fight in which all of our Health members
have been embroiled over the last few months.
If there is anything further we can do then
please let me know. Our Branch meets next week on Jan 25th and I
could ask for a donation to the strike fund if you have such a
thing? In addition I will ask all Branch members to use the links
on the Unite website to write individually to Unilever’s CEO.
Matt Friend
I
completely agree that Unilever's actions appear to be inconsistent
with its commitment to sustainability - including looking after its
employees. They also, in my view, put short-term growth in profits
ahead of long-term profits - of no use to a committed shareholder
(but attractive to a financial speculator).
I wondered whether you had made any comparisons between the
pension scheme being proposed for UK workers, and that available to
Dutch workers - or indeed Mr Polman's? I have a hypothesis that the
Dutch will have a more attractive scheme.
Simon Roberts, Branch Chair, Ipswich East Branch, Fire
Brigades Union
On behalf of the Ipswich East Branch
of the Fire Brigades Union I would like to offer our support to
your campaign to defend the pension rights of your members.
As workers in the Public Sector, we are all
too aware of the cynical and opportunistic approach employers are
currently taking towards changing ordinary people's pensions. When
profitable companies like Unilever resort to pension theft to swell
shareholder dividends and executive's pay, we all suffer.
Unilever's actions are an affront to decent
people everywhere and represent a climate of corporate greed that
cannot be allowed to go unchallenged.
We want you to know that you are not alone
in this struggle and that you have our support and admiration.
Roy Foster
Wish you
all the strength to continue your fight against this legalised
robbery of established contracts with a workforce that has clearly
been part of the company's growth.
Rachel Waygood
I am
writing to express my support of your strike against the pensions
robbery. I'm sick of corrupt and greedy capitalism. Good luck!!
Keith Johnston, Regional Secretary,
PCS London & South-East
Support and
solidarity in your action, good luck tomorrow from PCS (Public
& Commercial Services Union) London & South-East Regional
Committee.
We are reinforcing the message to our
members that solidarity between private and public sector
workers is vital in fighting the current across-the-board
attack by business and government on workers pensions.
Danny Williamson, PCS Negotiations
Officer
Please pass on my best wishes and support for
Unite members who are taking action to defend their pensions
My own union PCS has been making a
similar stand along with Unite members in regards to public sector
pensions
There is no difference between the
position of workers in the private and public sectors
We are all being made to pay for an
economic crisis we neither created nor benefited from.
Those who seek to divide us are the
millionaires and politicians who want working people to pay while
they and those they represent continue to stick their noses in the
trough.
Roy Barbour
Good luck
with your campaign. This is corporate greed at its worst and a
perfect example of what is wrong with today's society. It is quite
sickening to see people like Holman pocketing huge salaries in
return for reneging on past promises and ignoring the legitimate
expectations of their employees.
Raymond Mathiesen
I
just want to say that I fully support you in this action.
Multinational companies tend to see themselves as above or beyond
ethics and social responsibilities because they are not bound to or
have a relationship with one particular nation.
Solidarity and Good Wishes to
Unilever workers striking today. Your example will give others
courage to fight pensions cuts- keep strong!
Scot Walker
Solidarity from Unite Meat
Workers Combine with workers fighting back at Unilever to defend
pensions.
UCU West Mids Women
Solidarity to Unilever
strike.
Ben Hayes
Big solidarity to Unilever workers
taking action today. And yay Unite the Union for organising
them.
Jorge Martin
Solidarity to striking Unilever
workers. Defend pensions, public and private sectors!
Mark Serwotka, PCS General Secretary
I am
writing to express my union's solidarity with your members at
Unilever who have today started 11 days of rolling strike action in
defence of their pensions.
The government shamelessly tries to play public servants off
against their colleagues in the private sector, when the real
divide over pensions is between the wealthy bosses and
shareholders, and the workforces they exploit.
We stand shoulder to shoulder with workers in Unilever who are
fighting for a fair and decent pension in retirement, and we hope
to work more closely with them and other private sector workers in
the weeks and months ahead.
Mark Campbell
Solidarity to striking
Unilever workers. Defend pensions, public and private sectors!
Ben Cochrane
Birmingham
CYWU branch sends solidarity to comrades at Unilever
Calum
Sherwood
Solidarity with Unilever workers striking
against the 18th richest company in the world which claims it
cannot afford
Greg Randall
Solidarity
to striking Unilever workers. Defend pensions, public and private
sectors!
Gary Kaye
Solidarity
with comrades in Unite taking industrial action at Unilever. An
important struggle in these interesting times.
Mark Reynolds
Solidarity
to Unilever best wishes from 797 Rochdale Council Branch.
Christine Blower, General Secretary and Kevin
Courtney, Deputy General Secretary NUT
On behalf of
the National Union of Teachers in England and Wales, we send the
members of Unite at Unilever our very best wishes for their action
to defend their pension rights.
I hope you persuade the management of Unilever
of the debilitating effect on workers when their hard fought pay
and conditions are threatened in this way.
We wish you every success in your campaign to
defend workers’ rights in Unilever factories and workplaces.
Chris Dando
Solidarity to Unilever workers
from PCS in the defence sector. Your actions show that decent
pensions matter to us all.
NUJ_Leeds
My Mate, Unite. Solidarity
to Unilever members taking strike action over the pensions we all
pay for one way or another.
Andy Bean
Solidarity Unilever workers go
on strike over pensions.
Socialist Party
Solidarity to Unilever
strike, nailing the lie it's only public sector workers unhappy
with destruction of pensions.
Keith Murray NUJ
Cambridge NUJ Branch is
supporting Unilever union members at Coleman's Norwich plant in
their strike tomorrow.
Jim Lowe
Solidarity with Unilever workers
- public and private sector both facing attacks on pensions.
Kit Leary
Today, in solidarity with
Unilever workers striking for decent pensions, I will smear my
naked body in Marmite.
Chairman Mo
Solidarity with the Unilever
campaigners. Private and Public sectors united!
Arman Alan Ali
Solidarity with Unite
workers at Unilever standing up for their pensions.
Mags Richardson
Best wishes to Unilever
strikers fighting for workers pension rights.
Coalition of Resistance
Solidarity to
Unilever members today and well done Len for yesterday. No Cuts!!
Coalition of Resistance.
Stephen Lavery
Good luck to my fellow
unilever employees starting strike action today. Sunday is my day
of strike.
Russell Whiting
Solidarity with Unite the
Union workers at Unilever. No more of there products in our house
until they give the workers what they deserve!
Gareth Bell
Solidarity and good luck!
Sammi Joey
Solidarity to Unilever members
taking action- good luck from West Cheshire TUC.
Union News UK
Solidarity with Unite the
Union members striking at Unilever to defend pensions.
Helen Russell
Solidarity with Unite union
members at Unilever who are striking today to defend their
pensions. A better world is possible.
Mark
Solidarity and good wishes to
Unilever workers striking today. Your example will give others
courage to fight pensions cuts.
Unison Bury
We've been there & offer
our support & solidarity to all the Unilever workers on strike
for fair pensions. It's not a public vs private issue.
DUWC
Solidarity with Unilever workers
today.
Shinpad11
I'm not having my daily ration
of Marmite today. Solidarity to Unilever workers.
Kevin Barry
Solidarity with Unite members
at Unilever fighting for their pension rights!
Jack Smith
Solidarity with Unite workers
at Unilever standing up for their pensions.
Adriana Rosenzvaig
Today the Unilever
workers are on strike. Full solidarity with them.
Max Gosney
Hoots of support from passing
motorists and even the Ebsfleet fast train driver honks away in
show of solidarity.
John McIrvine
Best wishes to all striking
Unilever workers today.
Rob Pearce
All the best to striking
Unilever workers, stand tall and firm.
Richard Simcox
Solidarity with Unilever
workers striking today to defend their pensions. Public and private
unite.
Professor Kaos
I would like to offer my
support for Unilever workers. Profit with workers NOT on the back
of! TALK to the UNIONS.
Greg Thorpe
Last year Unilever made £5.8bn
profit, that's a lot of Marmite and Persil, why is there a pensions
'black hole'?
Oxford TUC
Solidarity to Unilever workers
from our 20,000 affiliated members. Keep up the fight for pensions.
Public & private sector workers together!
Ken Smith, ATL Regional Official
Keep up
the fight! You are all a credit to the Trade Union Movement and I
hope that we, as a Union can also continue our defence of Workers’
Pensions! Good Luck.
Martin Sleath, Branch Secretary, Notts County Unison
Branch
I would like to send a message of support to
you from Notts Unison (10,000 members) in your just struggle
against the outrageous pensions attacks by the Unilever
Corporation.
Peter Olech, PCS Hewlett Packard Group
Secretary and Ian Fitzpatrick,
PCS Hewlett Packard Group
President
Solidarity greetings from PCS Hewlett
Packard members to all Unite Unilever members. Our members are
private sector workers and we know that the real scandal of
pensions is the near destruction of decent pensions in the private
sector. We stand shoulder to shoulder with you and with all our
colleagues in the public sector who are who are fighting for a fair
and decent pension in retirement. We believe that:
- Decent pension provision in the public sector is also part of
the struggle to defend and improve state and private sector
pensions.
- Defeating plans to extend people's working lives will provide
much needed employment opportunities for other workers -
particularly the young unemployed.
- Cutting the amount of retired workers' pensions reduces
spending power in the economy at a time when we need to maintain
and increase economic demand.
We wish you success in your principled fight to keep your
final pension scheme open.
Unite785 Branch
All workers should
have decent pay and conditions, regardless of where they work.
Solidarity with Unilever members.
Dave Parsons
Good Look with your current
protest. Paul Polman needs to wake up and restore the old Unilever
values and ethics!
Community Union
Solidarity with Unite
the Union, GMB and USDAW members defending their Unilever pensions
today.
Socialism Now
Solidarity to Unilever workers
striking to defend their pensions: time for coordinated private
& public sector mass action.
NUTox
Solidarity to Unilever workers
taking strike action today. Your fight is our fight! All workers
deserve decent pensions.
Unison Sefton FE
Solidarity with workers
fighting for their pensions. We are all in this together.
James Davies
Solidarity with Unilever
workers out on strike today to defend pensions.
Oxfordshire unions
Solidarity to
Unilever workers taking strike action today! Unite the public and
private sector in defense of pensions.
Helen
Solidarity to striking Unilever
workers fighting for their pensions and for pensions justice.
Shinpad11
Solidarity to Unilever workers
who are taking action today.
Mersey Monkey
Best of luck and solidarity
with Unilever strikers today. Hate Marmite. Love fair pensions!
Mikey Franklin
Solidarity with Unilever
workers on strike to save their pensions, and save our Marmite.
Gawain Little
Solidarity to Unilever
workers taking action today to defend their pensions. Unity is
srength!
Tony Burke, Unite AGS
Solidarity and full
support for our members on strike to defend their pensions!
Jenny Harvey
Solidarity to Unilever
comrades as they fight to save their pensions.
Amanda Cass
Solidarity with our Unite the
Union brothers and sisters at Unilever today, stay safe and
warm.
Justin B
Solidarity with Unilever workers
on strike today over decent pensions.
PCS Union
Solidarity with Unite, USDAW and
GMB members striking today to defend private sector pensions.
Sue Watkins
Solidarity to Unilever
comrades as they fight to save their pensions.
Hooray for foxes
Solidarity to Unilever
workers who are taking action today.
Cllr Collette Gibson
Solidarity to
Unilever staff striking for 10 days in defence of their
pensions.
Ginger Menace
Solidarity to Unite members
striking for decent pensions for all.
Goddess Deeva
Solidarity with Unilever
workers taking action over pensions today.
Willie Thomson
Solidarity to Unilever
workers taken action to defend their pensions.
Aspy57
Solidarity with Unilever workers to
start 11 days of pension strikes.
Neil R
Solidarity with Unilever workers
striking in defence of pensions.
Jill Hayward
Solidarity to Unilever
strikers. Can we now recognise that it's not "public sector versus
private sector"?
Jane Aitchison
Solidarity on behalf of PCS
DWP Group to Unilever workers striking to stop the pensions
robbery.
Bellestarblue
Unilever strike solidarity.
Public or private sector, who cares. Fight for a fair pension.
NSSN Anti Cuts
Solidarity from the NSSN to
Unilever workers taking strike action in defence of
pensions.
Ian Evans
Solidarity to the brothers and
sisters at Unilever. Don't give up the fight!
Hazel Perry
Solidarity with the Unilever
strikers!
Jenny Tingle
Solidarity with Unilever
employees on strike today to defend their pensions. Best stock up
on Marmite though.
Suzy Franklin
Solidarity to the workers
striking against the pensions robbery.
Emir Nader
Massive solidarity to Unilever
strikers!
Fran Heathcote
Good luck to striking
Unilever workers! Solidarity!
Helen Ridett
Solidarity with Unilever
workers battling the greedy bosses plans to end final salary
pension schemes!
