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North Lanarkshire Trade Union Council

North Lanarkshire Trade Union Council. International Workers Memorial Day. Acknowledgements With thanks to the following who made this day, NLTUC Members, Summerlee Heritage Park, North Lanarkshire Council,

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North Lanarkshire Trade Union Council

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  1. North LanarkshireTrade UnionCouncil InternationalWorkers Memorial Day Acknowledgements With thanks to the following who made this day, NLTUC Members, Summerlee Heritage Park, North Lanarkshire Council, ASLEF, COMMUNITY, CWU, EIS, FBU, GMB, PCS, RMT, UNISON, UNITE, Labour CLP, SNP CLP Thanks for your attendance, safe journey home North Lanarkshire Trade Union Council Saturday 28th April 2012 12.00noon – 13.00pm “remember the dead, fight for the living”

  2. North Lanarkshire Trade Union Council Introductions NLTUC Chairperson Jim Baxter STUC John Slaven Coatbridge Chryston Bellshill Tom Clarke MP Central Scotland John Wilson MSP Coatbridge Elaine Smith MSP Dave Watson UNISON Secretary for NLTUC Hugh Gaffney Piper Music Robert Smith Laying of Wreaths from Trade Unions and Families Minutes Silence to remember Workers Memorial Day Tea & Coffee Welcome to all and thanks for coming along to our 5th International Workers Memorial Day at Summerlee. The IWMD has now been established as a memorial day to remind ourselves of absent work colleagues who suffered the ultimate price of an accident at work. That precious life lost is too high a price to remind ourselves of the paramount importance of Health and Safety. Today we welcome from one of the UK biggest unions to speak on behalf of the trade union movement UNISON whose membership lead in the Health and Safety of workers in the Public Sector and Private Sector and without their work and representation many more lives would have been lost in workplaces across Britain. Many lives are still being lost needlessly and while the country faces a recession and cutbacks in jobs , wages and conditions the one place we cannot afford to cut is the Health and Safety in any workplace no matter how large or small a workplace is the price of life has more value than any cost related to the budget. Once again we thank you all for coming today, I hope that you do take time out to remember your loved one, workmate or friend, and learn from their lives to help others. NLTUC Secretary Hugh Gaffney “The past we inherit, the future we build”

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