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Workplace and TU campaigns / Unison


8 February 2012

Salford campaign saves day care centres

After several weeks of protest, two adult day care centres in Salford have been reprieved from closure by the council for 12 months

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8 February 2012

Workplace news in brief

Stop press: Victory!: Today, Tuesday 7 February, Len Hockey received a letter from his employer Initial stating that there is no case to answer in their attempt to discipline him...

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7 February 2012

Victory! Health bosses back off from attack on Unison rep

Len Hockey, a Unison rep at Whipps Cross hospital in London, has received a letter from his employer Initial stating that there is no case to answer in their attempt to discipline him

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7 February 2012

The scandalous role of London Unison - Demand that it defends Len Hockey!

Health workers across Whipps Cross hospital in north east London have rallied to the defence of Len Hockey, joint Unison branch secretary

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1 February 2012

Workplace news in brief

As previously reported in the Socialist, the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) is planning to close all 39 of its local offices and centralise operations at its Swansea headquarters.

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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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25 January 2012

Defend Len Hockey: Outrageous attack on Whipps Cross hospital workers

Shock and outrage by porters, domestics and switchboard staff at Whipps Cross hospital east London, greeted the news of the threat by Initial Facilities to discipline Unison joint branch secretary Len Hockey, a Unison member writes.

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Strikers marching through London on the 30 November 2011 'N30' public sector strike, photo by Senan

30 November public sector strike, pic Senan

18 January 2012

Pensions attacks can still be defeated

What we think: The public sector pensions battle is at an important turning point. The decision of the Unison and GMB union leaderships to break up the united front of striking unions which saw up to two million workers taking action on 30 November is a setback and will inevitably lead to a sober reappraisal of tactics and strategy.

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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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12 January 2012

Union members lobby the TUC Public Services Liaison Group

Over 100 union members lobbied the TUC Public Services Liaison Group (PSLG) today, Thursday 12 January, to call on the union leaders to reject the government's new offer on public sector pensions and to set a new strike date, writes Rob Williams.

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