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Meeting will explain migrant workers' rights
8:00am Tuesday 14th October 2008
A COUNTY political party wants to help migrant workers play a full part in British life.
The North Herefordshire Labour Party is reminding EU and Commenwealth citizens they have the right to register to vote in council and European elections, join a political party and join a trade union.
Workers from outside the EU and Commenwealth can still join trade unions and political parties.
Speakers at a public meeting include West Midlands MEP Neena Gill, Herefordshire Council diversity officer Neville Meredith, GMB regional organiser David Day and the regional industrial organiser for T&G Section and Unite the Union, Roger Shutt.
The meeting takes place at Leominster Community Centre on October 18 and starts at 2pm.
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