Mike Treen from New Zealand's Unite union, which organised the first Starbucks strike in the world, and French fast food worker and union activist Axel Perrson will speak in London tomorrow.
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Mike Treen of New Zealand's Unite Union, which organised the first Starbucks strike in the world, and French fast food worker and union activist Axel Persson are speaking in London today and tomorrow as part of a week of action speaker tour organised by the No Sweat campaign.
2pm, Saturday 16 February, University of London Union, Malet Street (Euston, Goodge Street or Russell Square tubes)
Axel will also be speaking in Durham on Sunday 17 Feb, in Leeds on Monday and in Edinburgh and Glasgow on Tuesday - see www.nosweat.org.uk/node/690 for more details.
**And PROTEST OUTSIDE STARBUCKS tomorrow, Saturday 16, 12 noon outside Starbucks on New Oxford Street (Tottenham Court Road tube) before the meeting at ULU.**
Mike Treen of New Zealand's Unite Union, which organised the first Starbucks strike in the world, and French fast food worker and union activist Axel Persson are speaking in London today and tomorrow as part of a week of action speaker tour organised by the No Sweat campaign.
2pm, Saturday 16 February, University of London Union, Malet Street (Euston, Goodge Street or Russell Square tubes)
Axel will also be speaking in Durham on Sunday 17 Feb, in Leeds on Monday and in Edinburgh and Glasgow on Tuesday - see www.nosweat.org.uk/node/690 for more details.
**And PROTEST OUTSIDE STARBUCKS tomorrow, Saturday 16, 12 noon outside Starbucks on New Oxford Street (Tottenham Court Road tube) before the meeting at ULU.**
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