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Take part in the May Day action and thank a worker

This May Day, let us show our appreciation for all those key workers that are looking after us in these difficult times. #ThankAWorker

Workers

This May Day our usual planned events can no longer take place, but it’s more important than ever to mark the contribution that workers make every day.

The TUC are leading an online action to show our support for all frontline workers in this difficult time.

Here's what you can do today

Step 1: Post a short video on social media thanking a worker who’s made a difference to you.

Step 2: Then nominate 3 of your family members or friends to also thank a worker in their own video.

Step 3:Tag them in your post and use hashtags #mayday and #ThankAWorker.

You could choose your postie, shop worker, someone in the NHS, delivery driver, food worker or any other frontline worker..

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Please spread the word now so as many people as possible can be ready to post their videos to mark the day. Encourage your friends, family members and colleagues to take part. Save this shareable graphic to let others know what to do. 

These workers are risking their lives to ensure we can be safe at home. The very least we can do is #ThankAWorker. 

If you don’t have time to take the action, simply download these social images graphic 1graphic 2 and post it on your feed.

It is important that everyone tells their own story of appreciation so if you have a special thanks to make, simply post your message using #ThankAWorker

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The government must do more

This May Day the government owes a debt to our NHS and minimum wage heroes. 

They must:

  1. ban zero-hours contracts
  2. increase sick pay to real living wage
  3. award a fair pay rise for public sector workers
  4. set a £10 national minimum wage for everyone now
  5. Bring outsources workers back into the public sector

 

Original article link: https://www.tuc.org.uk/MayDay2020

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