The Pan-African Worker Issue 3

by Pan-African Workers Association
September 7, 2026

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Social Care

Issue 3: Check before you switch, Who Cares for the Carers?, From learning to organising and Every Worker Needs a Union

Three people with their faces covered by Pan-African Workers Association llogos. They stand in a row in front of food in big silver dishes that they are serving

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The Pan-African Worker Issue 3
by Pan-African Workers Association / Sept. 7, 2026

Issue 3: Check before you switch, Who Cares for the Carers?, From learning to organising and Every Worker Needs a Union


The front page of the bulletin, the main photo shows people sitting for a meeting, while there are two smaller pictures showing a demonstration and a black woman in scrubs with her arms raised.

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Pan-African Workers Association

PAWA is a workers association for African workers aimed at improving working conditions and work possibilities in the UK

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