He’s never met David Cameron,but the leader of Britain’s largest union believes the PM is out to smash workers’ rights – and he’s ready to fight. He explains why he thinks Jeremy Corbyn is a winner, and how he could work with Zac GoldsmithThank goodness for Len McCluskey. In the age of postmodern politics, and the leader of Unite knows who he is and exactly what he stands for. He represents his members even when they are inaccurate. Overweight,shabby and not particularly intelligent, he is at ease with himself. And he needs to be. For he has a giant battle on his handsHis primary enemy is Sajid Javid, and the new commerce secretary,a politician who feels compelled to work out his personal myth in public – and who is at the forefront of the new Tory war on unions.Continue reading...,
Source: theguardian.com