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Unison by-election: fighting leadership needed
The public sector union Unison has announced the timetable for national executive (NEC) by-elections, including the local government male seat that was held by Socialist Party member Glenn Kelly.
Glenn, along with three other Socialist Party members, was witch-hunted and he has been banned from office for two years by the Unison leadership.
Glenn asks for all local government Unison branches to nominate Socialist Party member Hugo Pierre for this post.
If elected, Hugo would help fight to make the union take action to defend public sector jobs and services.
All Unison branches in the Northern region should also nominate Socialist Party member John Malcolm.
The nomination period will close on 6 August. The elections will take place from 27 September to 22 October.
In this issue
 Mass action can stop cuts
Socialist Party editorial
Build united action to stop the cuts
What the Socialist Party says
Socialist Party feature
Con-Dem budget cuts: Hitting those on benefits hardest
How will George Osborne's budget affect families?
Housing benefit cuts - increasing homelessness
Cuts to disability benefits will increase misery
Anti-cuts campaign
Fight the savage cuts by Neath/Port Talbot council
Hull: Rallying against the austerity budget
'Godfather' turning in his grave
Youth fight for jobs
NUS anti-cuts conference
Youth Fight for Jobs Protest!
Anti-racism
BNP forced to abandon its 'festival of hate'
International socialist news and analysis
South Africa: 5,000 sacked miners on strike
Kazakhstan: The fight goes on
News in brief
Education
Organise against academies now!
BA dispute
Limited new 'final' offer facing BA cabin crew
Civil Service
PCS will fight new attack on redundancy pay
Workplace news
Unison by-election: fighting leadership needed
Shrewsbury Pickets march for justice
Lindsey refinery fire death: inquiry needed
Workplace news in brief
Workplace analysis
Unite general secretary election:
Interview with Brian Caton
Interview: Ken Clarke's prison plans
Socialist Party LGBT
Pride, prejudice, fightback and hypocrisy
Socialist Party events
A warm welcome at Summer Camp
Socialism 2010 Saturday 6 - Sunday 7 November
Socialist Party reviews
When the financial wizardry lost its magic
Mali's master of the ngoni
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