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Workplace and TU campaigns / Unions


8 February 2012

Unions cautiously welcome talks with Unilever

Responding to the news that Unilever management has agreed to engage in ACAS talks, officers of the joint trade unions - Unite, Usdaw and GMB - make the following statement

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Pensions battle: The 30 June 2011 (J30) public sector strike demonstration in Manchester, photo Hugh Caffrey

1 February 2012

Pensions battle: Unions must campaign for coordinated strike action in March

At January's TUC Public Service Liaison Group (PSLG) meeting the leadership of Unison and the GMB confirmed their decision to sign up to the government's heads of agreement on pensions

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1 February 2012

Unison pensions cowardice

The devil's in the detail!: Since 10 January Unison's right-wing lay leadership, and the bureaucracy at whose bidding they act, have been attempting to sell their position on the local government pension scheme (LGPS) around the regions

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Unions like Unite have donated millions to Labour but Labour promises nothing in return to union members, photo Paul Mattsson

Unions like Unite have donated millions to Labour but Labour promises nothing in return to union members, photo Paul Mattsson

25 January 2012

The trade unions and Labour

What we think: Labour lords voted against the introduction of the benefit cap which threatens 67,000 families with poverty and homelessness. Yet Liam Byrne, shadow Work and Pensions secretary, made it abundantly clear Labour supports the cap.

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30 November public sector strike (N30) , photo Paul Mattsson

N30 Public sector strike

25 January 2012

Public sector pensions: 'Coalition of the willing' gathering strength

A 'coalition of the willing' - unions determined to fight - are regrouping, writes Martin Powell-Davies

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18 January 2012

Unilever workers say hands off our pensions

Unilever's attempt to scrap its workforce's final salary pension scheme, which will affect 5,000 workers, is being vigorously opposed, writes Iain Dalton, Yorkshire Socialist Party.

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13 January 2012

Unilever: hands off our pensions

Unilever's attempt to scrap its workforce's final salary pension scheme, which will affect 5,000 workers, is being vigorously opposed, writes Iain Dalton, Yorkshire Socialist Party

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13 January 2012

'The members want to fight!' - Greater Manchester shop stewards network meeting

Supporters of the Shop Stewards Network in Greater Manchester met on 12 January to review the situation on the pensions dispute in light of the TUC's refusal to coordinate further action, and PCS's statement that together with other 'rejectionist' unions it will seek to continue coordinated action, writes Hugh Caffrey, Socialist Party north west secretary.

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