The Socialist

The Socialist 11 February 2009

Bankers' bonuses - daylight robbery!

Bankers' bonuses - daylight robbery!

Vendetta continues against socialist fighter

JCB owner - still shovelling in the cash


Lindsey oil refinery strike: Workers score important victory

Construction workers' battle to defend jobs and conditions

Welcome to the JIB!

Motherwell Bridge bosses declare war on striking workers

Stop GSK job cuts


Defend youth services

College students - keen to fight back

Save Charlotte Turner school!


Tyneside Metro: Workers' action to stop privatisation

Carbon trading crisis creates bonanza for polluting firms

Exeter: Mobilising to stop the far right

Fast news


Fight for jobs at Ford

Car industry in crisis - national meeting


Wirral cuts: We need a new party

Victory for Salford Unison

Defend jobs at Salford University

Usdaw presidential election

Protest against the Unison witch-hunt

Greenwich council: An injury to one is an injury to all


Nationalise Waterford Crystal!

United Socialist Party members remanded on trumped-up charges


Slumdog Millionaire


Reclaim the game

 
 
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Usdaw presidential election

The election for president of the shopworkers' union Usdaw closes on 13 February. Socialist Party member Robbie Segal is standing. To be the first to hear the result and for all your shop-worker news, sign up to receive The Activist bulletin by emailing

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In this issue

Bankers' bonuses - daylight robbery!

Vendetta continues against socialist fighter

JCB owner - still shovelling in the cash


Construction workers

Lindsey oil refinery strike: Workers score important victory

Construction workers' battle to defend jobs and conditions

Welcome to the JIB!

Motherwell Bridge bosses declare war on striking workers

Stop GSK job cuts


Socialist Party youth and students

Defend youth services

College students - keen to fight back

Save Charlotte Turner school!


Socialist Party campaigns

Tyneside Metro: Workers' action to stop privatisation

Carbon trading crisis creates bonanza for polluting firms

Exeter: Mobilising to stop the far right

Fast news


Car workers

Fight for jobs at Ford

Car industry in crisis - national meeting


Socialist Party workplace news

Wirral cuts: We need a new party

Victory for Salford Unison

Defend jobs at Salford University

Usdaw presidential election

Protest against the Unison witch-hunt

Greenwich council: An injury to one is an injury to all


International socialist news and analysis

Nationalise Waterford Crystal!

United Socialist Party members remanded on trumped-up charges


Socialist Party review

Slumdog Millionaire


Football

Reclaim the game


 

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Related links:

Usdaw:

triangleTesco imposes two year increase in pension age

triangleUsdaw conference

triangleUnions cautiously welcome talks with Unilever

triangleUnilever workers strike to defend pensions

triangleUsdaw: Fighting against the policies of 'social partnership'

triangleActivist: Paper of Socialist Party members in Usdaw

Election:

triangleElection results: How did TUSC do?

triangleTrade Unionist and Socialist Coalition local election reports

triangleCon-Dems battered in Scotland

triangleLegitimacy of Cameron and Clegg further shattered

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

Robbie Segal:

triangleShop workers need a fighting trade union leadership