The Socialist

The Socialist 17 February 2009

Fight back now to stop job cuts

Fight back now to stop job cuts

Anger as jobs slashed with an hour's notice

Car workers' jobs slaughter - begin the fightback!

Defend every job on the tube

Construction workers protest: Staythorpe power station

Isle of Grain picket

Meeting on Lindsey oil refinery dispute: Workers strike back

Why the bosses don't want an organised workforce


Stop fees

Students protest against attacks on Gaza

'Books not Bombs' at Nottingham

Concessions won at Queen Mary university


New Labour in blind panic

Regulators resign over financial meltdown


London Olympics battered by economic crisis


Yahya must stay Defend Saudi Arabian trade unionist from deportation

Coventry: Hands off our youth services!

Political vendetta against Tommy Sheridan

Wirral cuts: Fighting 'cultural terrorism'

Fast news


Defend the welfare state


Israel: Election results indicate a deepening political crisis

Costa Rica: Urgent solidarity action for unionists


Manchester Unison elections: Left candidates well supported

Usdaw presidential election: The campaign they tried to hide

Usdaw Activist public meeting

Fight the Unison witch-hunt

Launch of new broad left for Unite

 
 
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Fight the Unison witch-hunt

Four Socialist Party members are facing expulsion from Unison or a ban on holding Unison office.

Disciplinary hearings are being held against Glenn Kelly, Onay Kasab, Suzanne Muna and Brian Debus.

The disciplinary investigation was instigated a year and a half ago and the four have already faced a three-day hearing in May 2008.

The date for the next hearing is: Wednesday 18 March at the Holiday Inn, Regents Park, Carburton street, London W1. A lobby will take place from 8.30am. Please bring placards and banners.


In this issue

Fight back now to stop job cuts

Anger as jobs slashed with an hour's notice

Car workers' jobs slaughter - begin the fightback!

Defend every job on the tube

Construction workers protest: Staythorpe power station

Isle of Grain picket

Meeting on Lindsey oil refinery dispute: Workers strike back

Why the bosses don't want an organised workforce


Socialist Students

Stop fees

Students protest against attacks on Gaza

'Books not Bombs' at Nottingham

Concessions won at Queen Mary university


Socialist Party editorial

New Labour in blind panic

Regulators resign over financial meltdown


Sport

London Olympics battered by economic crisis


Socialist Party campaigns

Yahya must stay Defend Saudi Arabian trade unionist from deportation

Coventry: Hands off our youth services!

Political vendetta against Tommy Sheridan

Wirral cuts: Fighting 'cultural terrorism'

Fast news


Socialist Party feature

Defend the welfare state


International socialist news and analysis

Israel: Election results indicate a deepening political crisis

Costa Rica: Urgent solidarity action for unionists


Socialist Party workplace news and analysis

Manchester Unison elections: Left candidates well supported

Usdaw presidential election: The campaign they tried to hide

Usdaw Activist public meeting

Fight the Unison witch-hunt

Launch of new broad left for Unite


 

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Related links:

Unison:

triangleWorkers demand pensions battle is stepped up

triangleCome to the NSSN conference!

triangleUnison attacks TUSC candidate

triangleUnison leadership 'woefully inadequate' in face of cuts

triangleHealth service pensions - reject the deal - coordinated action needed

triangleUnison Service Group Executive elections

Witch-hunt:

triangleMark Thomas condemns witch-hunt

triangleTrade union bureaucracy

triangleScotland - Vendetta against Tommy Sheridan condemned

triangleStop the witch-hunt: Defend the Sheridan seven

Socialist:

triangleBristol Central Socialist Party: Art and Politics

triangleBristol Central Socialist Party: The role of the monarchy in capitalist society

triangleMore attacks on right to campaign

London:

triangleNational TUC demonstration: 'A future that works'

triangleNational Shop Stewards Network (NSSN) 6th annual national conference

triangleWest London Socialist Party: The February 1917 Russian revolution

Onay Kasab:

triangleGreenwich Unite members oppose cuts, privatisation and racism

triangleGreenwich Unite criticises privatisation of welfare services

triangle18 years since Stephen Lawrence murder