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Striking for trade union rights
UCU members at Nottingham Trent University were on strike on 21 October against the de-recognition of the union by the university management. 100 pickets were out across the campuses, and a similar number attended the strike rally at lunchtime, giving an indication of the determination of the strikers.
UCU deputy general secretary, Michael MacNeil said: "We will not tolerate union-busting tactics in this university".
Steve Score
In this issue
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US election
Obama wins, neo-cons routed in US presidential elections
George Bush's toxic legacy
If Obama wins - Looking beyond the hope bubble
Socialist Party campaigns
Labour bashes lone parents
Canary Wharf: Low paid workers welcome socialist campaigners
Sri Lanka: Acting out oppression
What recession?
Fast news
Marxist analysis: history
1918 revolution: When German workers entered the stage of history
Socialist Students
New Labour retreats on promises to students
Victory over Tory school closure plan
Austria: Socialist players suspended from football club for anti-fascist activities
Year 9 SATs abolished: Now get rid of the rest!
Republic of Ireland: Student fightback
Socialist Party workplace news
Liverpool City Council: Housing maintenance workers fight for jobs
Fighting for a socialist solution to the crisis in the car industry
Shipyard strike for fair wage
Striking for trade union rights
Turkish dockers fight workplace 'massacres'
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