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17 June 2009

Tories or New Labour - it's cuts, cuts, cuts!

NHS faces financial meltdown: WHETHER IT'S the Tories or New Labour who form the next government, one thing is clear, the National Health Service (NHS) faces its biggest crisis since it was founded in 1948, writes Roger Davey - Chair, Swindon and Wiltshire Unison Health Care branch, (personal capacity).

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17 June 2009

Glasgow cleaners score success

Environmental workers in Glasgow have dealt a significant blow against the city council and in defence of the working week, writes Ian Leech, Glasgow Unison member.

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10 June 2009

Glasgow street cleaners start workers' fightback

IN A bid to make further budget savings, Glasgow city council continues its assault on workers' conditions of employment, writes Ian Leech, Glasgow City Unison steward.

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5 June 2009

Fast news

All pain, no gain: WORKERS AT Honda's car factory in Swindon returned to work after a four-month layoff having accepted a 3% pay cut over the next 10 months to protect 490 jobs...

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27 May 2009

Kashmir health workers' victory

A LONG health workers' struggle, including a threat of a second round of strike action, forced the government to finally honour an agreement reached three months earlier, writes Jamal Khan, Trade Unions Rights Campaign Kashmir (TURCK).

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13 May 2009

News in brief

Taking liberties: THERE HAS been a huge rise in the number of stop and searches by police - mainly in London, Birmingham and Liverpool since 2007 - using section 44 of the 2000 Terrorism Act...

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6 May 2009

Swine flu: The real issues behind the headlines

MEXICO CITY, a vast, vibrant city of 20 million people, became quiet as schools closed, workers stayed at home and gatherings were cancelled, writes Judy Beishon.

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29 April 2009

Little debate at Unison health conference

Any Unison members in the NHS who were hoping that this year's health conference would see the start of a fightback against job losses, cuts and privatisation will be hugely disappointed, writes Adrian O'Malley, Unison Health service group executive, personal capacity.

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1 April 2009

Whipps Cross Hospital

Porters at Whipps Cross Hospital east London have voted overwhelmingly to be balloted for strike action by their union Unison...

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31 March 2009

No to privatised polyclinics

PROTESTERS TURNED up at the Waldron Health Centre in New Cross, south London, on the morning of 30 March to see New Labour health minister Alan Johnson inspect the new expanded centre, writes Roger Shrives.

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