The Socialist 15 February 2007

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Cardiff students build for 22 February

Students must link up with workers

'Saintly' Tesco

A great step forward in Liverpool

Bush threatens Iran over Iraq insurgency

£100 billion Trident?

Angry refugees protest

Ten years of the socialist: 1997-2007

Bird flu outbreak: Profits put before health

Job losses fear on turkey farms

Workers' health jeopardised

Fighting back against NHS cuts

Police raids dividing community

Save our school buses

£84 million penthouse

Workers' strike declared illegal

HSBC imposes charges on aid to Palestinians

PCS action continues

Simclar workers fight sackings

EDS forced into 'U' turn on pay

Greenwich workers prepare to fight

Hackney UNISON

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Hackney UNISON

AT HACKNEY UNISON Annual General Meeting, members were angry at the national leadership's handling of the pensions dispute.

Members wanted this anger expressed at the special local government conference on pensions on 6 March.

Three motions proposed by Socialist Party members were all carried. One was for stricter guidelines for industrial action for paid union officials, the other to make national and regional officials more accountable by being elected.

One member said that rather than being elected every five years as the motion stated, it should be every year, because less damage could be done! Another member added that we should also include they should be on the same terms and conditions and pensions as us. Finally members voted overwhelmingly for the third motion, which was in support of the Sri Lanka Solidarity Appeal.

Socialist Party member Brian Debus was re-elected chair of the branch.

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