FCUM Bans Workfare
Gulliver | 29.04.2015 08:19 | Workfare | Culture | Social Struggles | Workers' Movements
At last Sunday's AGM members voted on ticket prices, season ticket prices (pay what you can afford), new shirt desgn etc.
Probably most significant was the vote not to work with comapnies or organisations that subscribe to the Workfare scheme as to do so would contravene FCUM's ethical principals. The issue came to the fore when it was discovered that a Christian charity with whom the club had been running clothing collections for the homelesss was using slave labour via workfare. That organisation will be asked to withdraw form workfare or its relationship with FCUM will cease.
FCUM will not work wuth any organisation that is part of the Workfare scheme.
This follows last years resolution to become the first football club to pay the living wage.
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