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8 May 2013
Trade unions recommend more cuts in Neath/Port Talbot
After lengthy discussions the trade unions Unison, GMB, Unite and Ucatt in Neath/Port Talbot council have announced an agreement which they claim will protect jobs while allowing the Labour council to make cuts due to the £21 million financial gap in its funding...
7 November 2012
Neath Port Talbot needs fighting unions
Recently I read a headline in the South Wales Evening Post - "Strike fears over council budget" - about Neath Port Talbot council, writes a Unison local government member
3 March 2011
Fighting the cuts: Thousands protest, lobby and occupy
Reports from around the UK: Thousands of people demonstrated against cuts last week, as shown in these reports in this week's issue of the Socialist from Hull, Camden, Lambeth, Haringey, Lewisham, Birmingham, Swansea and Bradford
8 December 2010
'We need fighting unions to halt cuts'
NEATH AND Port Talbot local authority has reached an agreement with the majority of unions, including Unison, representing its 7,000 workforce on implementing massive cuts, Socialist Party members in Unison write.
8 December 2010
30 November: student day of action on cuts and fees
London: Thousands of students marched again on 30 November, to protest as tuition fees were to be debated in parliament...
8 July 2010
At the first emergency meeting of Unison members at Neath/Port Talbot council an indicative vote for industrial action was overwhelmingly passed by the hundreds of members who packed into Neath town hall...
Swansea Unison workers protest against cuts and privatisation in Wales, photo Swansea Socialist Party
7 July 2010
Fight the savage cuts by Neath/Port Talbot council
LABOUR CONTROLLED Neath/Port Talbot council is threatening to sack its 7,000 strong workforce and re-employ them on worse terms and conditions in a brutal attempt to close a £24 million gap in its budget by 2014, writes Alec Thraves.
1 July 2010
Neath/Port Talbot Council cuts
Labour controlled Neath/Port Talbot council are threatening to sack its 7000 strong work force and to re-employ them on worse terms and conditions in a brutal attempt to close a £24 million gap in its budget by 2014...
23 February 2010
Demonstration against Neath/ Port Talbot local authority's threat to jobs
Approximately 300 people attended a demonstration and rally held in Port Talbot, South Wales, on Saturday 20th February, a Welsh Unison member writes.
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