Next week's election is the most important our country has faced for many, many years.
We've got an enormous task on our hands - but this election won't be decided until the votes are cast. Millions of people have not made up their minds yet.
Watch this video to see what you can do about it:
Watch the video. You can make the difference.
The threat we'd face under the Tories is huge - catastrophic job losses and savage cuts to the services we rely on. We mustn't have selective amnesia about the past and how badly working people were treated by the Tories.
I know that sometimes there's been frustrations with our own party, Labour, but let's not kid ourselves that disappointment has anything on the disaster that will unfold if Cameron's team come to power.
Right now, it's crucial that we don't just snipe from the sidelines - but that we get out and campaign for a fourth term for Labour. Because it's union members who will suffer under the Tories:
http://www.unionstogether.org.uk/MakeTheDifference
All of our unions have worked really hard for Labour. We've made contact with people in our workplaces and communities across the country - and when we talk to people, it makes a difference.
It's not too late to make a difference. I've spent time hitting the phone banks, and I've seen undecided voters suddenly realise the difference between Labour and the Tories, and wake up to the fact that a vote for the Liberals is a vote to let the Tories in by the back door. And I know that it's only by talking to people about why this election matters that we can cut through the cynicism and distrust in politics.
When we make the time to talk to people, they start to see the real difference that Labour has made since 1997, and realise what's at stake: the minimum wage, tax credits, investment in our schools and other frontline public services, and support for jobs throughout the economic recovery.
It's crucial that - in this last week - we get busy on the doorsteps and knockers, and vote in a Labour government for a fourth term, because the alternative doesn't bear thinking about.
http://www.unionstogether.org.uk/MakeTheDifference
Let's get out there and make that difference,
Tony Woodley
Chair of Unions Together
Joint General Secretary, Unite the Union
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Mick Hildreth (07814 032002)
GMB PDB P39 Southern Region Branch Secretary
mick.hildreth@gmbtaxis.org.uk
www.gmbpdb.org.uk
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Apart from that I don't think Mrs Grandad would give you up that easily, it would end up costing you more than twice that as you would have to buy off both of us 
