CARILLION
admitted
in the High Court that they blacklisted workers who complained about
safety on their building sites, while at the same time milking public
sector contracts for millions. Workers on projects run by
Carillon need to be paid and are entitled to their pensions but
no more public money should be given to the bosses of the disgraced
company. In any civilized society,
these people would be facing criminal charges.
When
you invite blacklisting human rights abusers to run the NHS and
school meals, don’t be surprised when vampire capitalism attempts
to suck the taxpayer dry. The government should bail out the
NHS not Carillon or their bankers. The government should
nationalise Carillon now at
the current market value of their shares (nothing) and go further by
banning all of the construction companies involved in the
blacklisting human rights conspiracy from any publicly
funded contracts.
Roy
Bentham, blacklisted carpenter from Liverpool and Blacklist Support
Group joint secretary commented:
‘Carillion
going bust to me is Karma. No tears crocodile or otherwise from
me. They were up to their neck in blacklisting union members
for raising safety concerns. They got caught and said sorry but
they were only sorry for being caught. The fact I couldn’t
get employment on the Liverpool Royal Hospital or Anfield shows they
never changed their spots. The fact that the manager who placed
me on the Consulting Association files back in 1995 was still working
there up until this morning shows how serious they took this as a
human rights abuse. No one disciplined, never mind sacked over
the scandal tells you all you need to know.’
Dave
Smith, BSG joint secretary posted on his Face Book page:
'Carillon blacklisted
me after I raised concerns about safety on their building sites; it
ended up in the European Court of Human Rights. At the very
same time the company were milking public sector contracts including
in the NHS. Not another penny of taxpayers money should
be given to these wretches.'
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