Motion · S3M-04992 · 7 Oct 2009
Trade Union Week
The motion
That the Parliament recognises the central role of the trade union movement in the campaign for a Scottish parliament and its continuing contribution throughout the first decade of devolution; welcomes the participation and involvement of the trade union movement in the Scottish parliamentary process and, in particular, the constructive engagement with parliamentarians and staff that is reinforced through Trade Union Week; congratulates the STUC on its Agenda for Rebuilding Collective Prosperity, which argues for a new economic architecture that reconnects a strong flexible economy to the living standards of all, with more income equality, sustainable and healthy jobs, investment in manufacturing, housing and green technologies, a strong, innovative public sector delivering equality of opportunity and outcome and a just transition to a greener economy built on fairer international development, and believes that the Scottish Parliament and Scottish Government should work with trade unions and encourage others in the voluntary, public and private sectors to work together to create a vibrant economy based on principles of equality, fair taxation, strong public services, sustainable employment and support for a just transition to a low-carbon economy.
Supporters (36)
- Malcolm Chisholm 7 Oct 2009
- Patricia Ferguson 7 Oct 2009
- Marlyn Glen 7 Oct 2009
- Patrick Harvie Scottish Green Party 7 Oct 2009
- Cathy Jamieson 7 Oct 2009
- James Kelly 7 Oct 2009
- Ken Macintosh 7 Oct 2009
- Mr Frank McAveety 7 Oct 2009
- Christina McKelvie 7 Oct 2009
- Des McNulty 7 Oct 2009
- David Stewart 7 Oct 2009
- Sandra White 7 Oct 2009
- Karen Whitefield 7 Oct 2009
- Ms Wendy Alexander 8 Oct 2009
- Jackie Baillie Scottish Labour 8 Oct 2009
- Sarah Boyack 8 Oct 2009
- Bill Butler 8 Oct 2009
- Cathie Craigie 8 Oct 2009
- Joe FitzPatrick 8 Oct 2009
- Trish Godman 8 Oct 2009
- Hugh Henry 8 Oct 2009
- Jamie Hepburn Scottish National Party 8 Oct 2009
- Liam McArthur Scottish Liberal Democrats 8 Oct 2009
- Stuart McMillan Scottish National Party 8 Oct 2009
- Mary Mulligan 8 Oct 2009
- Elaine Murray 8 Oct 2009
- Gil Paterson 8 Oct 2009
- Shirley-Anne Somerville Scottish National Party 8 Oct 2009
- David Whitton 8 Oct 2009
- Dave Thompson 9 Oct 2009
- Lewis Macdonald 12 Oct 2009
- John Park 12 Oct 2009
- Elaine Smith 12 Oct 2009
- Linda Fabiani 13 Oct 2009
- Jack McConnell 14 Oct 2009
- Marilyn Livingstone 19 Oct 2009
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.