UK trade unions reject Nigel Farage's call to affiliate with Reform UK
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Jessica Elgot
Summary
Major UK trade unions (TUC, Unison, GMB, Unite) have rejected Nigel Farage's invitation for unions to affiliate with Reform UK, accusing the party of "cosplaying" as workers' champions while opposing new employment rights. Despite a recent poll showing growing support for Reform among union members, union leaders firmly rebuffed Farage's overture, with one noting Reform voted against workers' rights 19 times in the last parliament.
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Farage issued a call on Tuesday for unions to attend Reform's conference and to affiliate to the party
Eleven trade unions are affiliated to the Labour party but a recent poll suggested there was growing support among trade union members for Reform UK
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