cupid_stunt
Chief seagull hater & farmerbarleymow's nemesis.
The Brighton bin strike made it onto the main national BBC news at 6 pm today, together with footage of rubbish piling up on the streets, grim.
Just noticed another bin strike is under way, over your way, how can Brighton and Hove City Council be so fucking shit with their direct labour force?
FFS, despite both Adur District Council & Worthing Borough Council being Tory controlled, our bin service hasn't been contracted out, and are still provided by the joint A&W Councils' direct labour force, and there's never been a bin strike in the 20 years I've lived here, how can the Greens fuck-up so much over in B&H?
GMB say:What are the issues in the Brighton bin strike. The last one was about pay, this seems a bit vaguer.
The strike vote comes over a dispute with the city’s Green council over their refusal to intervene and settle an ongoing dispute around unilateral imposed daily changes and removal of drivers from long standing rounds without process, by management whim.
These constant one-sided enforced driver removals, changes of duties, crew variations and alterations in plans around the collection of dropped work has had a detrimental impact on the HGV driver’s health and well-being at the city’s Hollingdean depot, and this very strong ballot outcome is a clear message to their employers that enough is enough.
Why did they post that up ?
Thought experiment: what degree of entryism would it take to create a left majority faction within the green party?
Total membership is 53,000 according to a quick search.
Of that number there are already some...lets call them "socialists" in the ranks. Impossible to say how many but Id take a stab in the dark at 20%.
By that equation it would take 20,000 'socialists' to join to become a majority.
It is reported 200,000 Labour Party members have left since Starmer.
If a tenth of them joined the Greens could it then become a genuinely eco-socialist party?
*Ive no idea what internal party democracy is like within the Green, but Id expect its a lot better than the LP.
I think they're still going actually ska invitaThere was a Green Left faction at one point, they all left I think.
I think you mean scab.You might expect Conservatives to resist workers’ rights, but Labour? Only the Greens stand with strikers | Zack Polanski
Higher wages would help with both the cost of living crisis and the climate crisis, says Zack Polanski of the Green partywww.theguardian.com
"Only the Greens stand with strikers"
Except when they scap.
Bloody phonesI think you mean scab.