As well as Mr McCluskey, Mr Miliband met Unison boss Dave Prentis and GMB boss Paul Kenny on several occasions as well as Billy Hayes, who represents postal workers, and the leaders of the USDAW, TSSA, UCATT and Community unions.
Stakeholders are not just decision makers, they are also people who pressure the decision makers (community, unions, government regulators) and the people who influence stakeholders (lawyers, members of the Board, husbands, wives, children and parents); and, of course, the interests of the people the corporations are required to serve (shareholders, employees, executives).
He was there because in the sixties their agendas merged in civil rights, the farm workers struggle, building community unions in the inner cities and the effort to end the war against the people of Viet Nam.
Under an agreement jointly crafted by the city, the community, unions, and private developers, the project will pay a living wage for every worker and half of the jobs in the first phase of the project will go to Oakland residents.
Shop stewards from the GMB, Unite and Community unions recommended that no action be taken after they received the results of the ballot of 5000 workers.
The social partners are moving, too, and, for the first time in the history of the Community, unions and employers have presented a joint declaration at a European Council meeting.
Tata and the Community union ask the government to support the industry.
Housing activism ranges from Generation Rent to Acorn, the country's first community union.
Roy Rickhuss, general secretary of the Community union, said after the summit: "The Secretary of State must now grasp the urgency of this situation.
Roy Rickhuss, the general secretary of the Community union, called on Cameron to meet him urgently to discuss how to save Port Talbot and the wider industry.
I find her through Acorn, a community union and network that has launched a campaign, involving more than 12,000 people, against the housing problems facing renters.
