Keep your eyes peeled over the coming months as the IWGB Charity Workers Branch starts a conversation about political economy in the third sector. If you want to discuss charity sector issues with your fellow workers – sign up with the link in our bio! 3/3

The myth of a straightforwardly benign charity sector hides the unique value that the establishment gains from the exploitation of charity workers. These 5 issues highlight the class conflict that has driven both the growth of the sector and the immiseration within it. 2/3

If you want to build worker power in the charity sector, to force your organisation to speak out against the genocide or to improve pay, conditions, and treatment - sign up: iwgb.org.uk/en/join/

We are a group of charity workers building worker power in the UK charity sector - we'd love to be added.

Hey we're not a charity but a group of charity workers dedicated to fighting for change and fairness within the charity sector! Would you add us to your list?

Hey Tom, great starter pack! We are a group of charity workers that campaign around workers rights issues and try to advance worker perspectives in the charity sector, would you add us to your list?

The eCourier, owned by Royal Mail, is denying basic employment rights to couriers and has not triggered an internal investigation. The couriers are organised by @iwgbunion.bsky.social and need funds to strike.

Link 6: Donate to the Strike Fund actionnetwork.org/fundraising/...

Hey can you add us please? :)