The Socialist

The Socialist 14 September 2006

United action can win!


United action can win!

NHS Logistics workers vote to strike against privatisation

Our prescription - a socialist NHS!

Opposition forces Trusts to retreat

The Socialist Party says:


No to war

When Bonio met Tonio

Ruth Kelly fails to answer

Time for a new workers' party

Globalisation - what it is and how to fight it!

Campaigning against the far-right BNP

Don't sign 'good behaviour' contracts


Blair's last TUC conference - good riddance!

Public sector workers' anger gets a hearing

Build the campaign to save Burberry

Organising migrant workers

Agency workers vote 100% for union recognition


Calderon confirmed as president but opposition protests continue

Brutal attack by company thugs on CWI members in Almata

 
 
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The Socialist Party says:

  • Bring the NHS into public ownership and rebuild it as a publicly funded service free at the point of use, with immediate cash to end the crisis of under-funding.
  • Remove the trusts, abolish the internal market, cancel the debts. Representatives of NHS workers, trade unions and health service users should make decisions about how the NHS is run and what its priorities are.
  • No to health privatisation and 'the market'.
  • Abandon the Private Finance Initiative (PFI). No more profiteering by building companies and banks. All new hospitals to be built with public funding, not for private profit and using direct labour.
  • Nationalise the pharmaceutical industry, the pharmacy chains and medical supply industry under working-class control and management to end the massive subsidy these parasites drain from the NHS. Integrate these services into a democratically controlled NHS.
  • Cleaning, catering and other services should not be run for profit.
  • A minimum wage of at least £8 an hour and a 35-hour week for all health workers.
  • A socialist programme to eliminate poverty and inequality - the biggest killer and cause of ill-health.

In this issue


Socialist Party NHS campaign

United action can win!

NHS Logistics workers vote to strike against privatisation

Our prescription - a socialist NHS!

Opposition forces Trusts to retreat

The Socialist Party says:


Socialist Party campaigns

No to war

When Bonio met Tonio

Ruth Kelly fails to answer

Time for a new workers' party

Globalisation - what it is and how to fight it!

Campaigning against the far-right BNP

Don't sign 'good behaviour' contracts


Socialist Party workplace news and analysis

Blair's last TUC conference - good riddance!

Public sector workers' anger gets a hearing

Build the campaign to save Burberry

Organising migrant workers

Agency workers vote 100% for union recognition


International socialist news and analysis

Calderon confirmed as president but opposition protests continue

Brutal attack by company thugs on CWI members in Almata


 

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Socialist Party:

triangleLiverpool Socialist Party: Marxist Economics

triangleLiverpool Socialist Party: A Marxist view of history

triangleBristol East Socialist Party: No Pasaran! Fighting the far right

triangleLiverpool Socialist Party: Housing crisis - a socialist solution

triangleLiverpool Socialist Party: Opposing austerity within the EU

triangleBristol East Socialist Party: There is an Alternative

NHS:

triangle'Save Heatherwood Hospital' campaign yielding results

triangleHospital jobs scandal - Action now to save the NHS!

triangleNHS GMB members vote No to pensions deal

triangleIt's our NHS - Let's fight for it!