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Manchester Training Report
PAWA and the IWW organised a two-day rep training event at the Working Class Movement Library (WCML) in Manchester on March 16th and 17th, 2024. The event provided food, accommodation, family, and childcare support to all participants. Prior to the training, facilitators gathered feedback from PAWA members on their main workplace issues. The training content…
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‼ Victory Announcement ‼ Construction Worker in London
A construction company in London dismissed our members on flimsy charges without following due process. The company’s decision was based on advice from a union busting firm, plus they didn’t think recent migrants could fight back. A comrade from the IWW and PAWA accepted to represent them in the matter. We initially raised a grievance…
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!! Victory Announcement !! Care Worker Compensation!
We recently won major concessions as well as financial compensation for our member who came to the UK on a Health and Care Visa. Our member paid £5 000 to an agent who promised her milk and honey in the UK. However, after arriving in the UK, the company which generated a COS for her…
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Advice for Applications for Care Work
Care Work is not an easy job. It can be mentally and physically demanding.Before making applications for this kind of role, it is important to understand that it can be quite a rewarding and challenging experience at the same time. Thereby, it’s very important that care workers are passionate about the work they do. Being…
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Submission of Evidence to ICIBI
PAWA in conjunction with Focus on Labour Exploitation helped draft a submission of Evidence to the Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration to address Labour Exploitation in social care in the UK. Read the submission here
PAN AFRICAN WORKERS ASSOCIATION (PAWA) 