The Socialist 24 November 2009

"We wont pay for the crisis"

'We wont pay for the crisis'

How could full youth employment be achieved?

Bristol Youth Fight for Jobs challenges council leader

Lessons of struggle: If you fight, you can win!

Flood chaos in Cumbria

Afghanistan: Brown and Obama scrabbling for an exit strategy

Main parties plan cutbacks: It's time for a fightback!

Mobilising to stop Griffin

Racists - stay out of Wrexham!

Successful Manchester Tamil Solidarity meeting

Fast news

People's Charter - a step towards workers' political representation?

The battle for state education

Socialist Party candidate increases vote in NUT election

Education: 'Try your best' is not enough

Schools paying for the crisis

Attacks begin at Bangor University

Fight cuts at Manchester Met

Leeds bins victory

Superdrug workers show industrial action can win victories

Defend the four!

Postal dispute: Bosses still on the attack

London bus workers strike

Axiom railworkers' strike remains solid

Cuts crisis on the Isle of Man

Guadeloupe - End the profiteering and exploitation

The 1970s, mainly viewed from the top

Previous issues, etc

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Defend the four!

Unison has been hearing the appeals of four Socialist Party members and Unison activists who face bans from union office for up to five years in a vicious witch-hunt orchestrated by the Unison bureaucracy. Glenn Kelly, Onay Kasab and Suzanne Muna have now had their appeals heard, Brian Debus' is on 11 January.

The union has said that no decision will be made on any of the appeals until the last appeal is heard. Important dates for supporters to note:

Reclaim the Union meeting: 8 December, 7.30pm, Houses of Parliament.

This is part of the campaign, in Unison's London region, for an independent inquiry. John McDonnell MP will be speaking.

Lobby of Unison national executive: 9 Dec ember, 8.30am, Mabledon Place, WC1, off Euston Road, London. Unison members in other regions are asked to protest outside their Unison regional offices.

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