Jack Greenhalgh (trade unionist)

Jack Greenhalgh (born 1925, died 2008) was a prominent British trade unionist, best known for his long service within the Transport and General Workers' Union (TGWU).

Greenhalgh dedicated his career to advocating for the rights and working conditions of transport workers. He held various positions within the TGWU, rising through the ranks to become a significant figure in the union's leadership, particularly in the North West region of England. He was instrumental in negotiating improved wages, benefits, and safety measures for his members, especially those in the road haulage and bus industries.

He was known for his pragmatic approach to industrial relations, seeking to balance the needs of his members with the economic realities faced by employers. While a strong advocate for worker's rights, he was also respected for his willingness to engage in constructive dialogue and compromise.

Greenhalgh's influence extended beyond the TGWU. He served on various committees and advisory boards, representing the interests of working people in regional and national forums. His contributions were widely recognized within the trade union movement, and he left a lasting legacy of dedication to the cause of social justice and worker empowerment.