The Socialist

The Socialist 13 June 2012

Turn anger into action

The Socialist issue 722


No to austerity! - Turn anger into action

NSSN conference agrees call for one-day general strike against austerity

Leveson: contradictions and a crisis of credibility

No to local government pensions deal

The class divide in elderly care

Fast news

Them & Us


Youth Fight for Jobs national meeting

My workfare nightmare

From pillar to post: reassessment for ESA

Super-rich Beecroft targets workers' rights


Spain: bank bailout can't stop Euro death-spiral

Wisconsin Recall: Democrats paved the way for Walker's victory

Kazakhstan: Oil workers jailed by rotten regime

International day of support for political prisoners in Iran

Threat from far-right in Greece: Time to build defence committees


Tamil protest scores victory as Rajapaksa cancels speaking engagement

Bolton Uni: Reinstate Shana Begum!

Greece comes to Southampton

Olympic's sponsor exploits workers

West Lancs Against Cuts


Sheffield recycling centre strikers supported by 90% of public

Council admin workers in Kirklees strike against cuts

Olympics - a fair deal for transport workers

Coryton refinery closure protests

Striking against academies

Workplace news in brief

 
 
 

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The Socialist 13 June 2012, issue Turn anger into action

spotNo to austerity! - Turn anger into action

National Shop Stewards Network demonstration and lobby of the TUC 11 September 2011 , photo Paul Mattsson

National Shop Stewards Network demonstration and lobby of the TUC 11 September 2011 , photo Paul Mattsson

Build for a 24-hour general strike: No amount of jubilees and sporting events will hide the fact that a burning anger is growing... Over the summer we can expect to see workers taking action in a number of sectors

spotNSSN conference agrees call for one-day general strike against austerity

spotLeveson: contradictions and a crisis of credibility

spotNo to local government pensions deal

spotThe class divide in elderly care

spotFast news

spotThem & Us

spotYouth Fight for Jobs national meeting

Youth Fight for Jobs national meeting 10 June 2012, photo Socialist Party

Youth Fight for Jobs national meeting 10 June 2012, photo Socialist Party

Organising the 'lost generation': On 10 June 50 young trade unionists, unemployed people and students from all over the UK attended a national meeting of Youth Fight for Jobs (YFJ), writes Helen Pattison.

spotMy workfare nightmare

spotFrom pillar to post: reassessment for ESA

spotSuper-rich Beecroft targets workers' rights

spotSpain: bank bailout can't stop Euro death-spiral

Madrid: Spain’s town squares filled with tens of thousands of indignados (angry people), mainly youth, in protest at the anti-social consensus of both PSOE and the PP , photo Sarah Wrack

Madrid: Spain’s town squares filled with tens of thousands of indignados (angry people), mainly youth, in protest at the anti-social consensus of both PSOE and the PP , photo Sarah Wrack

As on a rickety rollercoaster, the euro train could shoot off the rails at any moment. Will it be triggered by the soaring loop of the Spanish banking crisis? Or the crazy corkscrew of the Greek crisis...

spotWisconsin Recall: Democrats paved the way for Walker's victory

spotKazakhstan: Oil workers jailed by rotten regime

spotInternational day of support for political prisoners in Iran

spotThreat from far-right in Greece: Time to build defence committees

spotTamil protest scores victory as Rajapaksa cancels speaking engagement

Tamil Solidarity protest scores victory as Sri Lanka president Rajapaksa cancels speaking engagement, photo by Sarah Sachs Eldridge

Tamil Solidarity protest scores victory as Sri Lanka president Rajapaksa cancels speaking engagement, photo by Sarah Sachs Eldridge

'Rajapaksa can't attend the meeting because the police can't guarantee his safety'. That was the attempt to explain away the Sri Lankan president's no-show at the Mansion House

spotBolton Uni: Reinstate Shana Begum!

spotGreece comes to Southampton

spotOlympic's sponsor exploits workers

spotWest Lancs Against Cuts

spotSheffield recycling centre strikers supported by 90% of public

Pickets at Beighton recycling centre, Sheffield, photo by Alistair Tice

The Sova workers at the five Dump-It sites have now taken ten days of strike action, with another three days of strikes planned this week

spotCouncil admin workers in Kirklees strike against cuts

spotOlympics - a fair deal for transport workers

spotCoryton refinery closure protests

spotStriking against academies

spotWorkplace news in brief