Hackney Living Wage

@HPHLivingWage

members at Hackney Picturehouse on strike for the London Living Wage and sick pay. Please tweet support including &

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  1. 6 Dec 2018

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    **Breaking news** - Two BECTU reps unfairly sacked by the Ritzy must be reinstated to their former positions, an employment tribunal has ruled today. Read more here: Here they are celebrating!
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  2. 15 Nov 2018

    Good article about the need for critics, reviewers and journos to speak up and call out the hypocrisy of film industry.

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  3. 5 Nov 2018

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    The and Cllr raised the flag above the Town Hall today for to help promote a real living wage
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  4. 5 Nov 2018

    Hey... this is in front of one of your establishments...

    I hope the good people at and will have a good view of the flag from across the street?
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  5. 4 Nov 2018

    4) The result however isn't just bad service for you though. Staff are rushed off their feet, exhausted and stressed. Dealing with high volume of orders and complaints at same time - not to mention having to deal with unsympathetic managers too.

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  6. 4 Nov 2018

    3) This style of top down management is far away from ideas of an independent cinema - which PH brand themselves as.

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  7. 4 Nov 2018

    2) Whereas before, general use of funds were mostly under control of local managers, this is now run by highly detached head office. Simple things like hiring and paying for repairs now need to get okayed by these people first.

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  8. 4 Nov 2018

    1) He's not wrong... Most of these disappointed customers don't realise tho, these inconveniences aren't due to idleness of on the ground staff/management but the restructuring initiated by Cineworld, to centralise decision making - including use of funds.

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  9. 29 Oct 2018

    Hi heard u came in to our workplace the other day to watch a film? Wondered if u know about our ongoing dispute of LLW + union recognition + maternity/paternity pay? If not DW but could u in future Boycott Picturehouse and give us shout out?

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  10. Retweeted
    23 Oct 2018

    JUST ONE WEEK TO GO!!! Join us for the BIGGEST precarious workers march ever to be held in the UK. Supported by: @HWUnite and many more!

    🚨🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨🚨: On the eve of Halloween and the day the faces at the Court of Appeal, hundreds of precarious workers will rise up and take to the streets as we fight to bring our rights back from the dead. JOIN US!!!
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    11 Oct 2018

    Had a lot of conversations about this recently. Although I agree it’s difficult to boycott all companies who don’t pay tax, treat their workers fairly, or disregard the environment, in this case if you have a platform; I t’s important to make a stand and boycott Picturehouse.

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    11 Oct 2018

    I hope friends/other members of the press will be showing solidarity with Picturehouse workers and not attending press screenings at Picturehouse Central during

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  13. 11 Oct 2018

    Gutted to hear friend. But your solidarity is heart warming.

    I won’t be attending any more of those, because this week they move to Picturehouse Central, along with plenty of public screenings, daily networking receptions, and most of the industry program. I’m disappointed to be missing such a large part of the festival.
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  14. Retweeted
    8 Oct 2018

    (For those not familiar with the extremely long-running dispute, here’s a good primer: ) In short: workers are demanding union recognition and a living wage, and have called for a boycott as long as Picturehouse refuses to negotiate.

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  15. 11 Oct 2018

    Not*

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  16. 11 Oct 2018

    Hi all just a quick reminder that if you're going do jot attend events PICTUREHOUSE CENTRAL. Do not legitimise Union busting multinational corporation Cineworld. Support the boycott called by the workers.

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  17. 3 Oct 2018

    Disappointed to hear about the university of London employing sexists and homophobes. Solidarity with friends

    BREAKING NEWS: writes to demanding immediate action over manager's repeated sexist, homophobic and discriminatory comments. Several grievances were brought against him by staff but he continues to work there and hasn't even been suspended. 1/
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  18. Retweeted
    30 Sep 2018

    No to zero hours. Reinstate the Ivy House 4. Recognise our union.

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  19. 6 Sep 2018

    Dissapointed in choosing to use Leicester Square Cineworld & - in doing so they legitimize exploitation, bullying and harassment

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  20. 6 Sep 2018

    Thanks @Goodwithcolour do the right thing folks

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