Workers to Westminster Live Blog
Catch up on our Workers Power the Future campaign day, where GMB members are campaigning for the voice of workers to be heard in the transition.
Workers Power The Future
If the transition is to deliver jobs, prosperity and security, and fulfil our climate obligations, then change must be done with workers - not to them.
The UK needs real-world plans to make a success of our energy transition.
This requires better cooperation between unions, industry, and government, and it means authentic worker voice must be at the heart of change.
GMB is clear: a future imposed will fail.
Worker and community participation in decisions affecting their livelihoods and prosperity is vital.
For over 135 years, GMB members have helped fuel our country’s success. They will be pivotal to what comes next.
That’s why we say ‘workers power the future’.
Workers Power The Future Resources
Latest Workers Power The Future News
13 May 2022
Sizewell C delays runs real risk of job losses
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10 May 2022
Infrastructure Bill must be used to stop renewables…
Ministers have sat back and allowed thousands of UK jobs in this key industry of the future to be…
9 May 2022
Time to stop welsh renewables jobs going to despotic…
Welsh Government must work with unions and renewables sector to ensure green jobs remain in Wales.
9 May 2022
Thousands of Cadent gas workers begin industrial action
Cadent can afford to give workers a pay rise, they are choosing not too. It’s plain greed.
12 April 2022
UK windfarm contract going overseas 'sickening'
UK workers forced to watch as multi-million pound contracts sent to companies based in…
11 April 2022
Hydrogen plan must move beyond ambition to delivery
GMB, the energy union, has responded to the Government’s announcement of £240 million to support…
11 April 2022
National Grid should be back in public hands
The plan, proposed by Kwasi Kwartang, would see significant oversight functions returned to…
11 April 2022
Energy plan looks like just another 'Boris promise'
Internal Tory party squabbles could kick things into long grass.