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
18 October 2021
Ineos green hydrogen investment 'welcome'
Andy Prendergast, GMB National Secretary, said:.
18 October 2021
Flawed heat pump plan will deliver rocketing bills…
Gas workers and customers are being left behind in the Government’s rush to move to electric home…
13 October 2021
'Free-for-all' energy market not working as two more…
Andy Prendergast, GMB National Secretary, said:.
11 October 2021
Gas levy 'massive step in wrong direction'
GMB, the energy union, described a proposed gas levy to fund low carbon heating as a ‘massive…
8 October 2021
Energy price surge could cost tens of thousands of…
Manufacturing, construction and ceramics set to carry can for Ministers’ failures.
7 October 2021
Energy price rise: UK needs proper plan to avoid market…
We must invest in realistic technology, keep supply chains on shore and invest in new nuclear.
26 September 2021
Government “must step-up” to secure energy future at…
Following reports that UK Government Ministers are ready to remove.
26 September 2021
Labour conference backs energy workers' futures
Green New Deal can’t be based on running down industries and making tens of thousands redundant.