Members of UNISON, the UK’s largest trade union, are set to stage a prominent industrial action in Paisley today, with a procession and rally scheduled to take place at 12 noon. The event is expected to attract a significant number of participants and will follow a carefully planned route through the town.
Key Points:
- UNISON Industrial Action: Members of UNISON in Paisley and beyond have voted to participate in industrial action to highlight various concerns, including workers’ rights, pay, and working conditions.
- Procession and Rally: The event will kick off at 12 noon, with a procession that will wind its way through the town’s streets. The route is as follows: County Square, Gilmour Street, Gauze Street, right onto Abbey Close, left onto Cotton Street, with a gathering planned outside Renfrewshire House at approximately 12:30 PM.
- Participation: The industrial action is expected to draw a significant number of participants, including UNISON members, other trade union members, and supporters. Organizers are calling for a peaceful and orderly demonstration.
- Issues at Stake: UNISON members are highlighting several issues through this industrial action, such as fair wages, improved working conditions, and the protection of workers’ rights. The rally aims to raise awareness of these concerns and call for positive change.
- Impact: The industrial action may have some impact on local services, and residents and businesses in the affected areas are advised to plan accordingly. A list of up to date school closures can be fond on the Renfrewshire Council website at https://www.renfrewshire.gov.uk/school-strikes-sep23
- Community Support: The event has received support from various community groups and organizations, who share the concerns raised by UNISON members.
- Police Presence: Local authorities and Police have been informed of the event and will be present to ensure the safety and security of all participants and the general public.
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