Sharon Graham

Sharon Graham

union leader United Kingdom

Sharon Graham is the head of the Unite union, which represents various workers across the UK. She has expressed strong concerns regarding the impact of job cuts in NHS England, arguing that such measures could hinder the effectiveness of frontline healthcare services.

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United Kingdom United Kingdom: Sharon Graham, Unite general secretary, stated that workers deserve a fair deal amidst the strike action. 8

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United Kingdom United Kingdom: Sharon Graham criticized Tufan Erginbilgic's job cuts, stating they were aimed at appeasing markets rather than supporting workers. 4

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Ukraine Ukraine: Sharon Graham, the general secretary of the Unite union, stated that workers at BAE and the defense industry across the UK will be questioning the government's promises regarding defense spending. 7

Українська правда (Ukrayinska Pravda): У Британії згортається виробництво винищувача Typhoon через відсутність нових замовлень

Ireland Ireland: Sharon Graham, Unite general secretary, argued that the UK government has leverage to secure the future of Northern Ireland aerospace. 7

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Unions bid to secure 2,000 jobs at Spirit’s Belfast plant – The Irish Times

Sweden Sweden: Sharon Graham, the chair of Unite, emphasizes that the conflict is about workers risking significant pay cuts. 6

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United Kingdom United Kingdom: General secretary Sharon Graham welcomed the government's move to take control of the company, stating it would grant workers a reprieve. 7

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