Added: 1 month ago
From: UniteTheUnion
Views: 8,640
Sort by time | Sort by thread (beta)

Link to this comment:

Share to:

All Comments (12)

Sign In or Sign Up now to post a comment!
  • Lord Leverhulme's Ghosts: Colonial Exploitation In The Congo by Adam Hochschild and Jules Marchal: "Leverhulme set up a private kingdom reliant on the horrific Belgian system of forced labour, a program that reduced the population of Congo by half and accounted for more deaths than the Nazi holocaust." I guess that it is okay to wallow in the fine traditions of your capitalist enterprise if you choose to erase the murder of a few million black people?

  • Most people in the private sector need to get off their butts, join a union and fight for decent pension

  • Clever video. But. Most people in the private sector don't have pensions so while it is a bit upsetting, there are people worse off.

  • The only strikers I actually recall feeling sorry for.

    This is tragic :(.

  • I wonder who the 1 dislike is ??????????? could it be the mighty man himself !!!!!!!!

  • great video, consumers do not realise how immoral unilever has become under polman, less pension payouts = larger renummeration for polman.

    Lord Leverhulme once said " there is no greater business than one governed by conscience" i hope your proud polman.

  • I suggest placing the link in the top of the description - it will help!

  • Support!!

    

  • @UniteTheUnion you need to put some money into seeding...

  • 341 views? Not much... if you want to support this, then share, share, share... I am not an advocate of strike action... but, when a workforce who comprise the majority of a very successful company contribute to it's ongoing huge success, they ought to be recognised. It's only fair. I don't think big salaries are as bad as they are made out - but, it's not really fair, when cuts are being made into worker's benefits and security. Lord Leverhulme would be embarrassed by this, that's for sure...

  • 341 views? Not much... if you want to support this, then share, share, share... I am not an advocate of strike action... but, when a workforce who comprise the majority of a very successful company contribute to it's ongoing huge success, they ought to be recognised. It's only fair. I don't think big salaries are as bad as they are made out - but, it's not really fair, when cuts are being made into worker's benefits and security. Lord Leverhulme would be embarrassed by this, that's for sure...

  • Brilliant.

  • Excellent and very clever way of spreading the word of what Unilever is trying to do to us.

Loading...
Alert icon
0 / 00Unsaved Playlist Return to active list
    1. Your queue is empty. Add videos to your queue using this button:
      or sign in to load a different list.
    Loading...Loading...Saving...
    • Clear all videos from this list
    • Learn more