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BY UNITEWORKS TEAM We asked some Unite members why they’ve decided to vote for Labour Martin Foster


British Steel, Scunthorpe “Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party represents real change and real hope for the UK’s working class. The kind of change this country desperately needs. His manifesto and policies are the best in many years from the 32 hour week, renationalisation of services and of course investment in our NHS – we must never give up the fight to keep our NHS public.”


Brian Green


Unite Community Norfolk “I'm voting Labour because they have committed to extending free school meals into the holidays. Holiday hunger and child poverty are wholly unnecessary evils created by this Tory government and they must end.”


Mag Worden


Unite rep and biomedical scientist, Lancashire “I’m voting Labour because the alternative is unthinkable. For me, voting Labour is securing the future of the NHS. It’s about working towards decent pay increases and rewarding dedicated, loyal health workers. I want a future for everybody. It’s not one region competing against another or one hospital competing against another – everybody is covered and that’s what Labour has pledged.”


Lily Chasteau


waitress, Devon “We need a big radical change to the way our society operates and only Labour offers that. They will improve the quality of life for the majority of people and continue to work on our green polices.”


35 uniteWORKS Autumn 2019


Mark Thomas/Peter Everard Smith/Mark Harvey


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