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Brighton bus drivers strike
Drivers at Brighton and Hove Buses which is run by Go Ahead, have voted to take six days of strike action on consecutive Mondays beginning on 20 June. This is after the drivers, organised in the Unite union, rejected pay offers by management. They are demanding at least 4% for drivers of all grades.
A representative of the drivers spoke at a Socialist Party branch meeting on 11 June to help organise support for the action. The drivers have told the local socialists that they were encouraged to take action after seeing the joint public-sector strikes on 24 April.
Phil Clarke, Brighton Socialist Party
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 Stop the NHS sell-off
Banking on NHS profits
My pain - and privatisation
Anti-racism
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Socialist Party editorial
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Socialist Party campaigns
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Defend Tommy Sheridan
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Campaign for a New Workers Party
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Them & Us
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Fast news
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Socialist Party workplace news
Usdaw needs a fighting leadership
Organise to fight the public-sector pay robbery
National Shop Stewards Network second conference
Fujitsu workers strike to save jobs
The costs of privatisation
Brighton bus drivers strike
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