We are a union organised for couriers and by couriers. We protect our own interests by standing together to win fair working conditions and higher rates that are long overdue in the industry. We will not stop actively campaigning until we achieve our aims.
Since it started in 2015, the IWGB Couriers and Logistics Branch has:
Being in the union is not just about pay rises, it is also about being part of a community of hundreds of other couriers and addressing problems that we all face together.
Union members are supported by other members, branch caseworkers, and the union legal department. The union contains a wealth of experience and skills that you can draw on to support your campaigns, and to address problems you face at work.
There are lots of ways we can address issues in the courier industry - by taking collective action like boycotts and strikes, by pursuing legal cases, or by using the union's connections with the press and MPs to put pressure on companies.
Become a member today and get involved in changing the courier industry for the better! You can find some useful resources at the bottom of this page.
Finally, some clarity! Do you work in the 'gig-economy'? Does it really feel like you are your own boss? Watch this, and join the organised workers fighting for their real employment status to be recognised. pic.twitter.com/JCPSimqKZt
— IWGB Couriers & Logistics Branch (@IWGB_CLB) July 13, 2018
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You can get in touch with the IWGB Couriers and Logistics Branch by emailing [email protected] If you would like to speak to a specific committee member, just ask.
There are local couriers networks all over Britain.
The IWGB Couriers and Logistics Branch have set up a Strike Hardship Fund and support our members that can least afford to take action.
The courier industry is notorious for companies denying basic rights such as holiday pay and a guaranteed minimum wage through mis-classifying workers as 'independent contractors'.
Many of our members are on low, insecure pay. The financial burden of taking time off work can sometimes prevent someone from being able to go on strike. By giving people the opportunity to apply to our Strike Hardship Fund we hope to stop this from happening.
We are a grassroots, member-led union, currently punching well above our weight by taking on rogue courier firms, multi-million pound companies, and tech giants like Deliveroo. Your donation will allow our most financially insecure members to take part in our actions and exercise their right to peaceful protest.
Download and print out recruitment flyer in five different languages:
Know your rights (from our campaign at The Doctors Laboratory):
