Unite The Union - Save Our Steel

"The unions have told Tata Steel that their current proposals are unacceptable, and national officials from Community, Unite and GMB met today with the company to present alternative proposals developed by industry experts Syndex. The unions believe that Syndex have prepared a credible and deliverable alternative plan to decarbonise steelmaking at Port Talbot which can make the business fully sustainable, avoid compulsory redundancies and safeguard the future for all the downstream sites. Today’s discussion was constructive, and moving forward we urge Tata to progress meaningful consultations and show greater ambition to secure the future of Tata Steel UK. The stakes are high and the Government must play their part through engaging with the unions to assess the best strategy for the industry and for the country as a whole.”

17-11-2023

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-humber-67432058

British Steel: A third-generation Scunthorpe steelworker fighting cuts Martin Foster, also a Unite union official, says the latest cuts will decimate communities.

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💪🏾Deep Mills Studio
💪🏾 Bingham and Browne Fruit & Veg

All have backed the Workers’ Plan for Steel and signed our open letter.

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Thank you to all the community for your ongoing support. Now we need the government to make the right choices and invest in our steel communities.

Great to have Sharon Graham - General Secretary, Unite the Union with us in Port Talbot today, talking to steelworkers about our plans to .

Our workers plan for steel will safeguard jobs, while ensuring the UK becomes a world leader in the industry.

We need the workers plan for steel.
Unite For A Workers' Economy

Karen and Jane at S12 Community Pantry 💪🏾

It’s time to save our steel. Join this important cause and add your name to this petition: https://www.megaphone.org.uk/petitions/save-uk-steel-whose-side-are-they-on

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'Bringing people together' - Unite Live Port Talbot sports teams and steel workers rallied at the beachfront on Saturday (November 11) to demand political action to save the industry. The rally comes as a petition calling on politicians to sign up to Unite’s Workers’ Plan for Steel reached over 21,000 signatures. Local sports teams in...

Decades of under-investment have undermined the industry. But, if our politicians make the right choices, steel production in the UK can have a very bright future.

Lucky Tuppence 137 High Street is 100% in support of the campaign to Unite - North East, Yorkshire and Humber

Businesses, community groups and people in their thousands are joining Unite’s campaign to see politicians commit to the Workers’ Plan for Steel. But Unite, and the people of Port Talbot, will not stop until the current plans for the steelworks – which are a town killer – are vastly improved.

The turn out today in Port Talbot shows politicians that they must choose a better way forward, one that secures Port Talbot’s position as a leader in steel production where decent jobs now and in the future are created not lost. Unite For A Workers' Economy

✍️ ➡️ https://www.megaphone.org.uk/petitions/save-uk-steel-whose-side-are-they-on

Steelworkers and local Sports Clubs have come out in huge numbers in Port Talbot this morning.

It’s clear that Unite the union and the people of Port Talbot are united together in the fight to .

We need action, we need the workers plan for steel.

https://www.unitetheunion.org/news-events/news/2023/november/port-talbot-sports-teams-and-steel-workers-rally-to-save-industry

Port Talbot sports teams and steel workers rally to save industry Port Talbot sports teams and steel workers will rally at the beachfront tomorrow to demand political action to save the industry. The rally comes as a petition calling on politicians to sign up to Unite’s Workers’ Plan for Steel reached over 21,000 signatures.

Yes!!! 🙏🏼Thank you for adding your name to our open letter, Yours & Mind Fitness.

Steel communities unite to fight for a bright future for the steel industry.