The Socialist 8 July 2008

Striking back against low pay

The working class needs its own party

CNWP conference: Wanted - a new mass workers' party

UK economy sliding into recession

Rich get richer: Why should we pay the price!

MP backs student fees campaign

Bonuses for chiefs, pay restraint for civil service workers

Government lies on public-sector pay

High farce from Boris Johnson

G8 leaders' 'world hunger' banquet

On the other side of the financial divide...

Defend the NHS!

Property deals threaten private nursing homes

Cancer vaccines: who decides?

Terry Fields: A socialist voice that rocked Whitehall

Marching against homophobia & racism

Argos warehouse workers vote to strike

DWP strikes bring talks

National Shop Stewards Network Conference: Organising migrant workers

A day in the life of a call centre worker

Call centre charter: A framework for workers' rights

RMT conference discusses crisis of political representation

Socialist stands for Usdaw general secretary

Previous issues, etc




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Socialist stands for Usdaw general secretary

Robbie Segal

Socialist Party member Robbie Segal is standing as a candidate for Usdaw general secretary. Ballot papers will be distributed from 8 August.

At the National Shop Stewards' Network conference (see page 4) Robbie launched a conference for all those who oppose the Usdaw leadership's social partnership strategy and the direction in which they are taking the union.

The conference will be held in London on Saturday 20 September. If you would like further details, email Robbie at Robbie@robbiesegal.com

For up to date news and views on the election visit www.robbiesegal.org and www.robbiesegal.blogspot.com. There is an interview on her website where she expands on her programme.

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