“We want to have a voice”: Battersea Power Station migrant cleaners demand fair wages and union recognition
“We are getting organised with our union, so we can negotiate collectively for fair treatment and respect. We want to have a voice, and…
Justice for Cleaners
The fruits of resilience and determination
Workers who stand up to their bosses develop bravery and resilience which helps them win. Our union, United Voices of the World (UVW) exists…
Cleaners at JAGS, private school in South London, announce strike action
Migrant cleaners at James Allen’s GIrls School, JAGS, in Dulwich, South London are taking strike action on 2, 3 & 5 September against huge…
Unfair dismissal at Kensington and Chelsea Town Hall: A call for justice
“The union informs you of your rights, opens your eyes and offers a helping hand…People should not allow these abuses to take place and…
Private School Cleaners Fight Cuts in Hours and Pay
“I can’t believe they have cut our pay. It is blackmail what they’re doing – forcing us to agree to a cut in hours…
Round 2: GOSH cleaners vs racist outsourcing
The Employment Appeal Tribunal has accepted United Voices of the World (UVW) union appeal against Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH). The brave UVW cleaners,…
DfE strike postponed: Facility staff secure backdated pay
“We have had to strike twice and we were prepared to walk out for the third time on Wednesday, but it’s great news that…
Strike action averted as Government cleaners and caterers reach a deal
Facilities staff – cleaners, caterers, receptionists and post room staff – at the Department for Education have won up to £2,500 each in a…
Outsourced cleaners and caterers at Department for Education demand equality on the picket line
“Where is the money? I’m a single mum and I pay every single bill. This time I’m not going to stop!” Elizete, cleaner at…