INsecuritY An exhibition by PCS members at National Gallery

INsecuritY 

An exhibition by PCS members at National Gallery
Opening Event: Mon 30 July 6.30-8.00 pm
Exhibition: 30 July - 10 August open weekdays 7am-7pm

https://www.facebook.com/events/254311098492242

PCS members working for private company Securitas at National Gallery continue to fight for fairness, decent working conditions and museums and galleries that are for people not for profit. 

Stand with NG 27

NG 27 are a group of 27 artists and art lecturers who have worked regularly at the National Gallery for decades delivering education talks and courses. Having been dismissed by the Gallery with no recognition of their history of employment they are now bringing a case for unfair dismissal.

More information and to donate to raise funds so they can get justice:

https://www.crowdjustice.com/case/nationalgalleryeducators

https://www.facebook.com/StandWithNG27

Park life - Draw with us event

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/park-life-draw-with-us-tickets-48442594103

The Windrush Scandal is Not Over Yet

The Windrush Scandal is Not Over Yet The government response to the scandal over the treatment of immigrants from the Caribbean has been a shambles. Our last branch meeting agreed to continue the campaign in the labour movement. Our delegate to Ealing Trade Union Council moved the following motion which was passed and it was agreed to send it the Greater London Association of Trades Councils (GLATC). Elthorne Branch Labour Party (part of Ealing Southall CLP) also discussed  the same resolution but added calling for the repeal of the 2014 Immigration Act. If you could raise the matter in any local forum, it would be very useful. A special issue of the Caribbean Labour Solidarity bulletin dealing with the issue can be downloaded here... Resolution of Ealing TUC: As part of the growing racist atmosphere, we note the recent increase in deportations, particularly of retired people from the Caribbean. We shall support and encourage campaigns against deportations both at a local and national level, working where possible with other trade unions trades councils and the TUC. We welcome the initiative from Caribbean Labour Solidarity to initiate such a campaign in London.