(Source: UNITE) Scottish vote should herald policies for working people, says Len McCluskey A clarion call was made for policies to reflect the interests of working people in the aftermath of the Scottish referendum by Unite general secretary Len McCluskey at the Labour party conference today (Monday 22 September). Len McCluskey, leader of the UK's largest union, told delegates in Manchester: "Let the Scottish referendum be the tombstone on 20 years of our party's indifference to the interests of the working class. "It took a referendum campaign to remind us that you ignore the hopes of working people at your political peril. "This was not an upsurge of narrow nationalism. It was an upsurge...
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