London Public Meeting

WHY THE SO-CALLED WORKERS' MOVEMENT DOESN'T DEFEND THE WORKING CLASS

PUBLIC MEETING AND DISCUSSION

As the economic crisis gets worse the class war is intensifying. Everywhere workers’ wages are being reduced, social services cut and workers are being made redundant. This is a slow but sustained war of attrition against the working class which has been going on for years. The effect is that now 14.3 million people in the UK live in poverty, 8.1 million of these are actually in work and 4.3 million are children. There have been fight-backs in sectors like rail, Royal Mail, hospitals, universities and other sectors, but these struggles have been impeded by the tactics of the trade unions.

The unions have prevented strikes from taking place, prevented strikes uniting or closed them down. Where they have negotiated with the bosses they have negotiated redundancies, worse conditions and wage rises less than inflation.

Why are the unions unable or unwilling to defend their members? Come to our public meeting to discuss this.

When: Saturday, 27 September 2025, at 2:00pm

Where: Calthorpe Arms, 252 Grays Inn Road, WC1X 8JR

Communist Workers' Organisation