The Workers’ COP26

By: Bryan Simpson

While world leaders met in Glasgow to dither and dive from taking effective action against climate catastrophe, trade unionists from across the globe met to discuss a future of justice and dignity for workers.

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On 9 November, hospitality workers from across the world gathered in Glasgow to develop organising strategies and tactics aimed at driving-up standards in the lowest- paid and most contractually insecure sector in the British economy. During the day-long event we heard from workers (virtually and in person) from eleven different countries, in three different languages […]

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On 9 November, hospitality workers from across the world gathered in Glasgow to develop organising strategies and tactics aimed at driving-up standards in the lowest- paid and most contractually insecure sector in the British economy. During the day-long event we heard from workers (virtually and in person) from eleven different countries, in three different languages […]

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On 9 November, hospitality workers from across the world gathered in Glasgow to develop organising strategies and tactics aimed at driving-up standards in the lowest- paid and most contractually insecure sector in the British economy. During the day-long event we heard from workers (virtually and in person) from eleven different countries, in three different languages […]

On 9 November, hospitality workers from across the world gathered in Glasgow to develop organising strategies and tactics aimed at driving-up standards in the lowest- paid and most contractually insecure sector in the British economy. During the day-long event we heard from workers (virtually and in person) from eleven different countries, in three different languages […]

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