Build up to N30 Strike

The largest strike action of a generation will take place on Wednesday 30th November.

Occupy London wholeheartedly supports the strike action by over 3 milion workers fighting for their pensions and a better society.

The government is attacking the people with unjust, unequal and unneccesary austerity measures. The banks got bailed out, we got sold out. We stand with workers in opposing this government and this attack.

In the week before the strike, we will be holding and supporting a number of actions and events. Please join us to help make this day a success. We are the 99%, reclaim democracy, reclaim our future.

In the build up to the N30 strikes, Occupy London are holding and supporting a number of events.
Support the strike, reclaim our future.

Thursday 24 November
Support the London Cleaners fighting for a London Living Wage – 5 Old Bailey, 4:30pm

Friday 25 November
Bankers’ Christmas Carol Singing – Finsbury Square
https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=140130966094804

Saturday 26 November

Morning – support union outreach in local communities

St Paul’s – 1pm – People’s Assembly followed by sessions on ‘What is Work?’(2.30-4.00) and ‘What does it mean to Strike? (4.00-5.30).

Speakers so far:
- IWW Cleaners Branch
- Speaker from Unite
- Speaker UCU Goldsmiths
- Feminist Fightback
- Precarious Workers Brigade
- Stefano Harney (QMU)

Sunday 27 November

3-5pm – Bank of Ideas – Why are the strikes important and what can we do to support them? Justin Baidoo
http://bit.ly/rZfOc6

6pm St Paul’s – 2 Minute Silence for those who have died in police custody and from worldwide protest

Monday 28 November

Supporting union outreach to London communities

Tuesday 29 November

BankofIDeas – Preparation day! We will be banner making, painting placards and providing training in non-violent direct action.

Police propaganda march – march past police stations calling for police to take the day off on Wednesday.

Wednesday 30 November

Day of the strikes: it’s time to Shut Down the City
https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=309402405753884

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