UK Publicly Traded Firms
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- 01. Basic Information
- 02. Products/Services
- 03. Facilities
- 04. Workforce
- 05. Financial Information
- 06. Company History
- 07. Corporate Strategy
- 08. Management
- 09. Stockholders
- 10. Board of Directors
- 11. Lenders
- 12. Parent Company
- 13. Subsidiaries
- 14. Industry
- 15. Competitors
- 16. Raw Materials/ Suppliers
- 17. Transportation/ Distribution/ Dissemination
- 18. Utilities
- 19. Customers/ Clients
- 20. Safety and Health
- 21. Environmental
- 22. Other Regulatory /Legal
- 23. Community
- 24. Political
23.1 Describe the company’s community relations.
23.2 Are there community issues with the company and its operations?
23.3 List any identifiable community organizations that could be enlisted as allies.
23.4 What are the major unions and central labor bodies in the communities where both the company and the parent company are located (both here and abroad), and how could they be used as allies in the campaign?
Firms are located in communities and their impact goes far beyond workers in their facilities. Here it is important to identify both support for, and opposition to, your target firm. Community allies are often fundamental in building comprehensive campaigns. In the strike by the Chicago teachers the support of parents and the larger community was a key element in their victory.
Workers are the best source for community issues. A U.K. News Search and a search of social media may provide additional information.
The Trades Union Congress will put you in touch with affliliated unions and with provincial and local labor bodies.