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ANDY BAIN introduces a day school looking at how we organise to fight low pay and insecurity

The May Day McDonald’s strike built on the late 2017 successful action and now the workers’ union is demanding £10 an hour.
Bakers and foodworkers union leader Ronnie Draper told the Morning Star: “Pay is still unacceptably low. We have members at McDonald’s who are literally homeless, a member from Cambridge is sofa-surfing because he can’t afford anywhere to live.
Contrast that with McDonald’s boss Steve Easterbrook on £11million a year.
“His pay packet equates to an astonishing £5,700 an hour,” Draper points out.
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