Members' Business Motion · S2M-01532 · Session 2
National Respect for Shopworkers Week
The motion
That the Parliament welcomes National Respect for Shopworkers Week, 5 to 11 July 2004, as part of the Freedom from Fear campaign that seeks to highlight the unacceptable level of abuse and violence suffered by shopworkers; congratulates the shopworkers’ union, USDAW, on its campaign to promote respect for shopworkers and improve workplace safety; notes the report from the Co-operative Group last year, which showed a 39% increase in violent crime against staff in Co-op convenience stores and which highlighted the scale of the problem; recognises the importance of a close partnership between police, retailers, shopworkers and communities, and believes that the Scottish Executive, local authorities, retailers and other relevant agencies should work together to secure safer workplaces in safer communities.
Vote
No recorded vote on this motion. Most motions are never debated, and many that are debated are agreed without a division. Vote records are published from 2011.
Supporters
44 MSPsLab 26 Green 5 SNP 4 SSP 4 LD 3 Ind 2
Show all 44 supporters by party
Lab 26
- Wendy Alexander
- Jackie Baillie
- Scott Barrie
- Sarah Boyack
- Rhona Brankin
- Bill Butler
- Cathie Craigie
- Helen Eadie
- Karen Gillon
- Marlyn Glen
- Trish Godman
- Janis Hughes
- Dr Sylvia Jackson
- Margaret Jamieson
- Ken Macintosh
- Kate Maclean
- Maureen Macmillan
- Christine May
- Michael McMahon
- Alasdair Morrison
- Bristow Muldoon
- Elaine Murray
- Irene Oldfather
- Cathy Peattie
- Elaine Smith
- Karen Whitefield
Green 5
SNP 4
SSP 4
LD 3
Ind 2
Party shown is each supporter’s party when the motion was published.
In the Official Report
No contribution in the Official Report cites S2M-01532 by reference.