The general election is just two days away.
For the first time in over a decade,
there is a real and serious threat that the Tories could come back to power. On Thursday - polling day - we are not just deciding who holds the keys to Downing Street. We are voting on jobs, on our public services, and on our rights - whether to elect a government that will protect them, or a government that will put them at risk.
Listen to the stories of real workers who depend on a Labour government:
Watch this video: Don't forget what the Tories did last time
The threat of a Conservative government doesn't just lie in the hands of the Tories. With David Cameron and Nick Clegg in the race, the threat is twice as big this time around.
Let's not kid ourselves - the Liberal Democrats do not speak up for working people. Nick Clegg likes to talk about fairness, but scratch the surface and you can see what they really stand for.
Just last week, Vince Cable announced that the Lib Dems are opposed to the Working Time Directive - the Europe-wide right to paid leave and minimum breaks at work. And that's just the start - they're also planning to take away vital tax credits from 2.5 million people - making it harder for working families to make ends meet.
Sounds an awful lot like the Tories, doesn't it?
Volunteer just an hour or two of your time on Thursday to make sure our next government speaks up for working people:
http://www.unionstogether.org.uk/elect-Labour Many people have lost faith in politics and politicians, but the reality is that the decision about who forms the next government will have a direct impact on all our lives. It's only by talking to people that we can make it clear what's at stake this election.
We have to remind them that Labour is the only party that stands up for ordinary families and protects workers' rights. Every single vote will count in stopping the Tories and Lib Dems - that's why I'll be spending polling day knocking on doors and reminding people to vote Labour.
Join me on polling day to make sure that all Labour supporters remember to vote. Volunteer just an hour or two of your time on polling day to protect your future:
http://www.unionstogether.org.uk/elect-Labour The Labour movement has always relied on trade unionists and grassroots campaigners coming together to protect jobs and fight for workers' rights. We have never needed to fight more than now.
Helen
Login
Register
FAQ
