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Unite Hospitality workers serve Palestinian solidarity once more
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HOSPITALITY workers in Glasgow once again united this week to “serve solidarity” to the people of Palestine.
As workers with Unite Hospitality’s Glasgow branch begin their boycott of BDS-listed products at the city’s film festival, their comrades continued the Serve Solidarity campaign with a fundraising gig for Islamic Help on Thursday evening.
Those lucky enough to snag one of 120 tickets for the Hug and a Pint gig enjoyed music from Terra Kin, Lacuna, Becca Sloan and Katie Gregson-Macleod, in an event that raised more than £1,300 to send medical assistance to Gaza.
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