Solidarity with victimised bus rep Moe

Bus rep and Socialist Party member Moe (Click to enlarge)

Moe Muhsin Manir, a Unite rep on London buses and Socialist Party member, has a disciplinary hearing, on 13 February at bus company Abellio, and is facing the sack.

Moe, with others, has been a major campaigner for the London-wide consultative ballot on safety, which took place on 7 February, regarding long hours, fatigue and exhaustion. Members of Unite voted on average by 97% in favour of strike action.

Get ready for the fight if the company sack him!

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