"I urge all my colleagues to listen very carefully to [the unions] and indeed come together to oppose what this government is doing to the most vulnerable within our society," he said.
He did not directly comment on the potential leadership challenge, but hinted his resolve would not be broken, saying his patience was "infinite".
He added that he had been asked how he was coping with the pressure on him, and had replied "there is no pressure on me".
"The real pressure is when you don't have enough money to feed your kids, when you don't have a roof over your head, when you're wondering if you're going to be cared for," he said.
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