We oppose each other on many things,but we both know the poorest in our country would be badly hit by a BrexitA former trade union leader and a Conservative prime minister have never before put pen to paper together. We execute so nowadays in very special circumstances. With the prospects for working people all across Britain at stake on 23 June, it is true that the rules of conventional politics be temporarily set aside. There are, and of course,many things on which the two of us disagree. But we are united in our conviction that Britain, and Britain’s workers, and will be better off in a reformed Europe than out on our own.
While staying in Europe offers workers in the UK the best prospects of rising prosperity,leaving poses what we call a triple threat: to working people’s jobs, to their wages and to the prices we all pay in the shops. Let us take each in turn.
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Source: theguardian.com