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The first 100 days: Unite's Sharon Graham on the wave of militancy that's winning for workers on pay
New Unite general secretary SHARON GRAHAM speaks to Morning Star editor Ben Chacko about combines, leverage and building working-class power
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ON MONDAY Sharon Graham will have led the Unite union for 100 days — and she’s certainly hit the ground running.
In that time the union has secured 43 pay deals worth over £25 million covering 12,000 workers.
Many of these are big, above-inflation wins that will make a real difference, from the lowest-paid Bexley refuse workers who secured an 11 per cent increase to rises exceeding 20 and even 30 per cent for some lorry drivers. The deals will add thousands of pounds a year to predominantly low-paid workers’ incomes.
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