SOLIDARITY AT NORFOLK GREEN

RMT helpline 0800 376 3706 :: june 2015 :: RMTnews 6 RMT members from across the country joined bus workers in Kings Lynn employed Norfolk Green to win union recognition. Despite a large majority of the workers, around 115 members, at the bus depot joining RMT, Stagecoach bosses have refused to recognise the union or allow them representation at the company which is a green field trade union site. Activists travelled from as far afield as London, Scotland, Plymouth, Nottingham and Kent to show solidarity which was not lost on the Norfolk Green management who came out of their offices to see what the commotion was all about. RMT assistant general secretary Mick Lynch spoke to the rally in Kings Lynn which was supported by the local Trades Union Council, explaining that RMT were here to support and represent our members and we are not going away and the bosses had better get used to it”. “We will continue to fight for the right to association and representation for the workers of Norfolk Green Buses, just as hard as any other part of our union," he said. SOLIDARITY AT NORFOLK GREEN Members from across the country flock to support bus workers claim to join the union of their choice