CEC Statement: Industrial Strategy & Infrastructure
GMB Congress 2025 voted to support the CEC Statement on Industrial Strategy & Infrastructure
Workers Power The Future
If the transition is to deliver jobs, prosperity and security, and fulfil our climate obligations, then change must be done with workers - not to them.
The UK needs real-world plans to make a success of our energy transition.
This requires better cooperation between unions, industry, and government, and it means authentic worker voice must be at the heart of change.
GMB is clear: a future imposed will fail.
Worker and community participation in decisions affecting their livelihoods and prosperity is vital.
For over 135 years, GMB members have helped fuel our country’s success. They will be pivotal to what comes next.
That’s why we say ‘workers power the future’.
Workers Power The Future Resources
Latest Workers Power The Future News
14 August 2025
Striking Sellafield workers left to urinate in public
Striking Sellafield workers are being left to urinate in public after the company refused to…
24 July 2025
Net zero: Just two in ten think energy transition will…
Show progress on employment or risk losing support for energy transition, unions warn Government.
22 July 2025
Sizewell funding shows nuclear strategy delivers savings
Sizwell funding deal shows savings proper nuclear strategy can deliver - gmb.
18 July 2025
Historic worker win at Teesside wind firm
Workers at a Teesside wind firm have scored an historic victory after winning the right to union…
18 July 2025
Sellafield workers vote to strike
Mitie workers at Sellafield have voted to strike in anger at a 'derisory' pay offer.
15 July 2025
Teesside wind firm faces strike vote
A Teesside wind firm faces a strike vote after workers turned down a pay deal.
9 July 2025
Zonal energy pricing reverse provides clarity
GMB has responded to the decision today [Wednesday] not to proceed with zonal energy pricing.
1 July 2025
Ofgem £24 billion energy upgrade 'welcome'
GMB, the energy union, has welcomed Ofgem's approval of £24 billion for energy network upgrades.