Sentence examples for IWGB from high-quality English sources.

• It has just constituted its eighth branch, the IWGB Electricians’ Workers branch.

• It still faces action from the IWGB in the UK, as well as legal action in France and the Netherlands.

• This is precisely what the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain (IWGB) is fighting for and the need has never been greater.

• Originally from Maine in the US, Moyer-Lee, 32, is the outspoken general secretary of the Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain (IWGB).

• Jason Moyer-Lee, the head of the IWGB, said he planned to write to eCourier and Addison Lee asking them to concede.

• Soon after, many of the BBW workforce did leave Unison, going to the tiny Industrial Workers of Great Britain (IWGB).

• All business is going more and more digital, leaner and leaner,” says Mags Dewhurst, part-time bicycle courier and vice-president of IWGB.

• Unions including the IWGB and GMB called on TfL to insist Uber guaranteed basic employment rights under the terms of its new five-year licence.

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• The u-turn came after IWGB staged two protests, the first of which took place inside the accountancy giant’s offices at More London Place near London Bridge.

• His combative approach is hinted at in his retelling of how he joined the IWGB (“I had a very, very bad experience with Unison in terms of democracy,” he says, tersely).

• IWGB Courier Branch founding member Maggie Dewhurst, who won the claim against CitySprint, said: “The cruelty of the gig economy is clear for all to see in Demille’s case.

• “This hard-won victory by Jimmy, Christine and the IWGB paves the way for more foster care workers to follow suit in claiming the rights and protections they have been denied for decades.

• Following action by the Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain (IWGB), ISS wrote to the workers on Monday telling them that it had cancelled the planned redundancies and reduction in hours.

• Jason Moyer-Lee, the head of the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain (IWGB), which is backing cases against courier firms including Addison Lee, eCourier and Excel, has said the CitySprint tribunal would act as a test case.

• On Friday, the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain (IWGB), which represents many gig economy workers, won the right to seek a judicial review of a ruling that found Deliveroo riders were not entitled to union representation.

• Jason Moyer-Lee, the general secretary of the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain (IWGB), said the report did not “call for extending more basic employment rights – such as statutory sick pay or right to claim unfair dismissal – to workers.”

IWGB sentence examples

• Boxer’s case is the latest in a string of tribunals against gig economy employers including the taxi hailing service Uber, and the second of four relating to couriers’ employment status backed by the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain (IWGB).

• UK riders are gathering in London and the major cities of York, Sheffield, Reading, and Wolverhampton to demand a higher wage, safety protections, and basic workers' rights, according to a statement by the trade union Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain (IWGB).

• Meanwhile the IWGB, a small but vocal trade union for gig economy workers, says it has organized Deliveroo riders to strike when the firm's float opens to retail investors on April 7, and published an investor briefing advising prospective backers to call the firm out on riders' rights.

• Mr Farrar, who is chairman of the United Private Hire Drivers branch of the IWGB union, said: "I am delighted today's ruling brings us closer to the ending Uber's abuse of precarious workers made possible by tactics of contract trickery, psychological manipulation and old-fashioned bullying."