Unite the Union
British and Irish trade union
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Unite the Union, commonly known as Unite, is a British and Irish trade union, formed on 1 May 2007, by the merger of Amicus and the Transport and General Workers' Union. With just over 1.2 million members, it is the second largest trade union in the UK. The General Secretary of Unite is Len McCluskey.
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Labour leadership: Rebecca Long-Bailey is not 'continuity Corbyn' candidate, Unite boss insists'She is an individual completely different from Jeremy Corbyn', Len McCluskey says - but says it is up to her to explain howIndependent - Published | |
Labour leadership: Rebecca Long-Bailey endorsed by Unite union in major campaign boostRebecca Long-Bailey's bid to be the next Labour leader has received a much-needed boost with the backing of the powerful Unite trade union.Independent - Published | |
UK union seeks meeting with Peugeot over potential Fiat tie-up fearsBritain's biggest trade union Unite wants a meeting with management at French carmaker Peugeot over a possible tie-up with Fiat Chrysler, saying merger talks and uncertainty over Brexit are "deeply..Reuters - Published | |
Heathrow pre-emptively cancels flights as support staff strike loomsThe London airport has been in negotiations with the Unite union over staff pay.BBC News - Published | |
Heathrow strike threat to summer holiday travelThe Unite union says 4,000 staff will strike over pay, but the airport says it has plans to remain open.BBC News - Published |
