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Workers Rights Campaign Meeting
Workers Rights Campaign Meeting
The Workers Rights
Campaign, a Christchurch based group of unionists
and
activists has been heavily-involved in collecting
signatures for Unite trade
union’s petition for a
citizens-initiated referendum to increase the
minimum
wage. The group is organising a public meeting
and is inviting anyone
concerned about the fact that real
wages are 25% lower today than they were
in 1982 to
attend.
Byron Clark, a former fast food worker and
activist in the Workers Rights
Campaign will address the
meeting, talking about the living wage campaign
and the
groups' other activities, such as pickets against the
new
probationary employment law and opposing tax-payer
subsidies for McDonalds.
The meeting will take place at
6pm on Wednesday the 28th of October at the
Workers
Educational Association (WEA) 59 Gloucester
St.
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