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Scottish Independence 🏴🏴🏴
Arbroath Angus Scotland
Joined February 2022
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£10.6 billion Lower Thames Crossing project starts, a UK critical project Scotland share £800k
Queensferry Crossing £1.35 billion completed in 2017 Englands share £0
Union of equals?
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Why is anyone in Scotland remotely interested in English nationalism and protectionism. We all know and have known for many years they are stealing our resources and the companies they sponsor and who donate to them are selling it back at an inflated price. Independence!!!!!!!!!!
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I heard Vine yesterday assert the SNP (Not ScotGov or Councils) had told the whole of Scotland to stop sending stuff to landfill as they'd run out of space by December. Cue laughter. I'm afraid the threat of another referendum has released the Kracken. youtube.com/watch?v=K_obkCjB…
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Want to know how excruciatingly bad Friday's Radio Scotland Breakfast is? This clip will give you an idea.
I wonder what it would be without Scottish food and drinks exports. 🤔
Brexit and Trump’s tariffs push UK’s food and drink trade deficit to £21bn ft.trib.al/KFXHw5S
Emm, @BBCScotlandNews
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Iain Dear retweeted
John Swinney talks about Scottish independence again so the British establishment set the media on Scotland, Glasgow appears to be collateral damage to them.
news.sky.com/share/13591590
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For clarity:
- This is to resolve unequal pay practices implemented by Labour.
- SNP Admin have offered a pay deal that avoids fire & rehire.
- UNISON refuses to vote on deal claiming willingness to re-enter negotiations whilst failing to attend a scheduled meeting.
Glasgow City Council to fire and rehire over 23,000 employees bbc.in/4hJTvzl bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c6x2…
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It was Unite and the GMB who encouraged the working class women of Glasgow to take a shitty deal on equal pay to protect the Labour Council.
Only when the SNP came to power did they get the award they deserved.
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Scottish Labour almost bankrupted Glasgow over the equal pay fiasco. It has cost the city £770m to date, but the long term financial cost is not yet known. For those unfamiliar with the scandal, here is a summary. It shames Scottish Labour and its trade union partners.
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The problem is down to @ScottishLabour as they left Glasgow with a huge debt because of their refusal to pay men and women equally which @theSNP rectified.
It beggars belief that the SNP council is threatening to railroad through fire and rehire before it is made illegal in this country by the UK Labour government.
It may not break the letter of the law but it certainly breaks the spirit of it. It’s a despicable way to treat working people. It’s straight out the Tory playbook.
All parties need to get round the table and hammer out a deal,and working people should never be threatened like this again.
news.stv.tv/west-central/gla…
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This isn't about serving the public, it's about Labour looking after their own whilst taxpayers foot the bill.
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Labour run Birmingham council made exactly the same threat last year. House Jock Shanks and his Labour colleagues were all silent then. His outrage is politically selective give Glasgow City Council is run by the SNP.
There’s @BBCScotlandNews Reporting Scotland this morning, trying to blame the Scottish Government for the Glasgow equal pay dispute.
Desperate, embarrassing.
@Fionasstalker @BBCAndrewBlack
Alternative headlines:
Unions split on Glasgow equal pay offer.
Unison accused of ‘betraying’ their members in equal pay offer.
BBC Scotland once again refuse to mention Labour Party and unions are cause of Glasgow equal pay scandal.
@jamiemcbbc
@Fionasstalker
Iain Dear retweeted
OK, simple question. Why is Unison refusing to ballot its members on a proposed new pay offer? Is the trade union using members as pawns to provoke the council? The BBC doesn't seem to want to scrutinise the actions of the trade union.
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The council said this move was in response to Unison refusing to ballot its members on a new offer.
thenational.scot/news/265807…
