The Socialist 9 September 2009
We demand real jobs!
One million unemployed young people: 'We demand real jobs!'
Youth unemployment: Future jobs or fake schemes?
TUC conference: Workers willing to fight - in spite of leadership
Workers' action can stop NHS cuts
PCS members prepare to fight cuts and privatisation
Unite election: United Left hustings
Witch-hunted Unison member given extra charge
Inaugural meeting to establish a North Wales branch of the National Shop Stewards Network
Socialist Party trade unionists meeting
Postal workers national ballot: Vote 'yes' for strike action
Protesting against scabbing managers
RMT action: Bus workers strike for pay rise
Vestas workers: Stop the blades
RMT wins no compulsory redundancy position but future battles loom
Marxists and the Second World War
Return of al-Magrahi to Libya ignites a political storm
Northern Ireland: Councillor joins Socialist Party
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The Socialist 9 September 2009, We demand real jobs!
Youth Fight For Jobs march 2 April 2009, photo Paul Mattsson
One million unemployed young people: 'We demand real jobs!'
The head of the International Monetary Fund told a recent meeting of G20 finance ministers that the economic crisis has shifted from finance to a "third phase" of high unemployment, writes Ben Norman, Portsmouth Youth Fight for Jobs.
Youth Fight for Jobs action
Protest at 11am on Wednesday 16 September at the Churchill statue in Parliament Square when the next unemployment figures are announced.
National demonstration in London on Saturday 28 November. Book your transport now.
See www.youthfightforjobs.com for more information.
Youth unemployment: Future jobs or fake schemes?
On WednesDAY 16 September, Youth Fight for Jobs activists will be holding a protest at parliament at 11am to coincide with the latest unemployment figures, writes Ben Robinson, chair, Youth Fight for Jobs (YFJ).
Young people protest against war and terrorism in Manchester 2006, photo Manchester Socialist Party
TUC conference: Workers willing to fight - in spite of leadership
Socialist Party TUC meeting
Tuesday 15 September, 7:30 pm
The Liverpool bar, 14 James Street, Liverpool, (near James Street station)
Speakers:
Brian Caton, general secretary POA
Chris Baugh, assistant general secretary PCS, personal capacity
Tony Mulhearn, Liverpool 47
Jane James, Socialist Party executive committee
TUC fringe meeting: Respect the Irish 'No' Vote - Reject the Lisbon Treaty
Anti-Lisbon Treaty campaigners in the Irish Republic's forthcoming referendum are angry that two big corporations - Ryanair and Intel - are spending as much as 1 million euros on promoting a 'yes' vote...
Join the Time to Fight Back march on Sunday 13 September. Called by Liverpool trades council to welcome the TUC Congress to Liverpool. The demonstration demands:...
Postal workers protest against scabbing managers, photo Bob Severn
Postal workers national ballot: Vote 'yes' for strike action
RMT Tube workers strike, photo Paul Mattsson
RMT action: Bus workers strike for pay rise
Vestas workers: Stop the blades
RMT wins no compulsory redundancy position but future battles loom
Hiroshima and Nagasaki were a warning to Russia
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