Unite general secretary designate to hold media briefing
Tuesday, 23 November 2010
12:00 AM
Len McCluskey, Unite general secretary designate, will hold a media briefing at 12.30pm on Wednesday 24 November at Unite House, following the union's National Executive Committee's meeting which is expected to formally ratify the election of Mr McCluskey.
Len McCluskey will set out his vision for leading the country's biggest union and fighting back against the coalition government's austerity agenda. If you wish to attend the media briefing please RSVP to ciaran.naidoo@unitetheunion.org setting out your broadcast requirements if necessary.
For further information please contact Pauline Doyle on 07976 832 861 or Ciaran Naidoo on 07768 931 315
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