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General secretary of the STUC ROZ FOYER salutes an almost unprecedented year of workers’ struggle that now has to stamp its will on the governments of Britain
YEAR OF ACTION: Roz Foyer speaks at the STUC’s Scotland Demands Better rally in Edinburgh, December 8 2022

IT GOES without saying that this year’s STUC Congress comes at a pivotal moment for our movement, our class and our politics.

Our movement is mobile. It’s angry. It’s active and it’s loud. We’ve not seen the sustained, united levels of public outcry and energy from every corner of our affiliation for generations.

We have seen working people, led by the delegates attending STUC Congress, taking ownership of their lives, demanding the means of a better life.

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