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19 January 2011
Wales referendum: Vote Yes on 3 March - Defend public services in Wales
Socialist Party Wales is calling for a 'yes' vote in the referendum on more powers for the Welsh Assembly on 3 March, writes Dave Reid.
26 May 2010
Unions must defend public services
THE NATIONAL Union of Teachers (NUT) National Executive met just days after Cameron was finally confirmed as prime minister, writes Martin Powell-Davies, NUT executive member.
24 February 2010
How to stop cuts and defend public services
Nationally civil servants are facing an attack by the government on their 'compensation scheme' - their redundancy rights...
27 February 2008
Neither Labour nor Tories will defend public services
Tales from the council chamber: The most significant outcome of the recent Coventry council debate on next year's budget was how little would change whichever of the two main parties ran the council., writes Dave Nellist, Socialist Party Councillor, Coventry
11 October 2007
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Postal workers on strike in 2007, photo Socialist Party |
13 September 2007
Fighting Unions Need a New party
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RMT protest against Tube privatisation, photo Paul Mattsson |
25 January 2007
Striking to defend public services
Job cuts, low pay, privatisation: PUBLIC AND Commercial Services union (PCS) members have voted for national industrial action across the civil service. 61,488 (61.3%) voted for strike action.
12 May 2005
New Labour wastes billions on consultants: A SHOCKING report has just been published which reveals that the government spent nearly £2 billion on management consultants last year...
4 December 2004
Brighton teaching assistants fight council attacks
Defend public services: BY STRIKING on 25-26 November, teaching assistants (TAs) across Brighton and Hove showed their willingness to fight the council to receive a fair and decent salary...
24 July 2004
United Action To End Low Pay, Stop Job Cuts and Defend Public Services
THOUSANDS OF workers at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) are striking against low pay on 29 and 30 July. The starting salary at the DWP is a scandalously low £10,300. Many DWP staff have to claim the very benefits they are...
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