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IWGB protest London University outsourcing

Senate House, London. Tue 21 Nov 2017



 The protest continued outside the main entrancee

 

 United Voices of the World General Secretary Petros Elia speaks in support of the IWGB campaign

 A speaker from the McStrike fast food workers

 

 Picturehouse workers have been striking for over a year to get a living wage

 

 

 Sandy Nicholl from SOAS Unison who have led a ten year fight their against out-sourcing - and are almost there

 

 

 
    
 IWGB President Henry Chango Lopez

 

 Christina Paine of UCU

 Maggie Dewhurst, Chair of the IWGB Couriers and Logistics Branch

 

 A speaker from Birkbeck where cleaners have been badly treated by outsourcing company

 

 

 

 

 'Outsourcing Contracts should be Princess B-Anne-d'

 Police line up in front of the entrance

 

 

 

 

 Time for a flare as the protest comes to an end

 

 

 

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