Black and ethnic minority RMT members are organising for equality and against racism.
The TUC Black Worker’s Conference will be held from the 27th to 29th April 2012.
You can read about previous TUC Black Worker's Conferences here.
More details will be added as we receive them.
National Black & Ethnic Minority Members’ Advisory Committee meetings:
22 June
14 September
16 November
All to be held in Thompsons Conference Suite commencing at 14.00 hours.
More details will be added as we receive them.
National Black & Ethnic Minority Members’ Advisory Committee meetings:
22 June
14 September
16 November
All to be held in Thompsons Conference Suite commencing at 14.00 hours.
More details will be added as we receive them.
National Black & Ethnic Minority Members’ Advisory Committee meetings:
22 June
14 September
16 November
All to be held in Thompsons Conference Suite commencing at 14.00 hours.
More details will be added as we receive them.
Date - 14th & 15th March 2012 (commencing 14.00 on 14th)
Venue – Bernie Grant Centre, Tottenham, London.
More details will be added as we receive them.
EQUALITY DATES 2012
RMT Council of Executives decision:
The General Secretary is instructed to:-
RMT Council of Executives decision:
That we note the programme of events due to take place on 12th September 2011 and thank everyone who put all the hard work and effort in on this subject.
RMT Council of Executives decision:
That we affiliate to this organisation. We instruct the General Secretary to send the £100 affiliation fee and the Council of Executives through consultation with the Black & Ethnic Minority Members’ Advisory Committee send a delegate on behalf of this Union.
An annual 'Vigil Against Hate Crime' is due to take place on Friday 28th October, 7.30pm-9pm in Trafalgar Square.
A 2-minute silence to remember all victims of hate crime will be observed at 8pm across the UK.
No To Hate Crime said “We believe that it is important to actively remember the victims of hate crime, to show our support to those who have had their lives changed forever by acts of hate. To state clearly that hate crime is not acceptable in our communities and that we need to work together to tackle this problem.”