One year of Ritzy strike
Brixton, London. Sat 23 Sep 2017
Victor Ramirez of the United Voices of the World
One of the organisers of the recent Barts Helath Trust strike
A cleaner from the United Voices of the World speaks about their forthcoming
strike at luxury car dealers HR Owen in Kensington
she and her colleague are going on strike next week for a living wage
A minicab driver from the IWGB speaks about the Uber ban and their
forthcoming protest at TfL
Freddy, the other cleaner from HR Owen's Ferrari saleroom
Minicab drivers want TFL to get Uber to treat their drivers as workers
and give them proper conditions of service
BECTU strikers are shown the signed copies of books they are being
presented with by Prospect of which BECTU is part
The Ritzy strikers marched around the centre of Brixton behind the
Precarious Workers Mobile Robin Reliant
handing out leaflets and making everyone aware of their campaign to
get the living wage
and get the sacked workers reinstated. They ask people to boycott
the Ritzy and other Picturehouse cinemas in support
The Ritzy strikers march past Brixton Underground station and the
crowds on Brixton Rd
one of London's busier shopping streets
and I leave as they head back to the Ritzy to continue their day of protest
to mark a year of their strike.
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