Remember the Dead – Fight for the Living
Every year more people are killed at work than in wars. Most don't die
of mystery ailments, or in tragic "accidents". They die because an
employer decided their safety just wasn't that important a priority.
Workers’ Memorial Day is our chance to remember them and demand
an end to this suffering!
Every year more people are killed at work than in wars. Most don't die
of mystery ailments, or in tragic "accidents". They die because an
employer decided their safety just wasn't that important a priority.
Workers’ Memorial Day is our chance to remember them and demand
an end to this suffering!
Birmingham– Saturday 28th April at 1pm
In The Grounds of St Philips Cathedral, Colmore Row,
Birmingham, B3 2QB
Speakers Include:
Lee Barron, Chair of the Midlands TUC
The Lord Mayor of Birmingham, Cllr Anita Ward
The Revd Canon Janet Chapman
Neil Vernon, UCATT
Kathy Gaffney, West Midlands Hazards Trust
Solihull – Friday 27th April at 12.30pm
Brueton Gardens (opp Barley Mow Pub)
With the Lord Mayor of Solihull
Organisations are encouraged to bring wreaths to lay at the memorials.
For details of how to order yours email
hazardsinfo@wmht.co.uk
Birmingham Trades Union Council and the West Midlands Hazards Trust
In The Grounds of St Philips Cathedral, Colmore Row,
Birmingham, B3 2QB
Speakers Include:
Lee Barron, Chair of the Midlands TUC
The Lord Mayor of Birmingham, Cllr Anita Ward
The Revd Canon Janet Chapman
Neil Vernon, UCATT
Kathy Gaffney, West Midlands Hazards Trust
Solihull – Friday 27th April at 12.30pm
Brueton Gardens (opp Barley Mow Pub)
With the Lord Mayor of Solihull
Organisations are encouraged to bring wreaths to lay at the memorials.
For details of how to order yours email
hazardsinfo@wmht.co.uk Birmingham Trades Union Council and the West Midlands Hazards Trust
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