The Socialist 13 October 2009
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The main parties say: 'Work until you drop'
The economy: Green shoots or scorched earth?
What would a Tory government be like?
Afghan conflict: Stop the war now
Apprenticeships? Yes, but not at any price!
Manchester mobilises against fascists
Housing workers in 'sleep over'
British Airways - What's really going on?
University staff forced to strike
Unison - opening door to minority rule
Socialist stands for NUT vice-president
Sri Lanka: Shut down the camps!
Greece: Hated ND government booted out in general election
A 'dis-service' to Leon Trotsky
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Socialist stands for NUT vice-president
Socialist Party member Martin Powell-Davies is standing for election as vice president of the National Union of Teachers.
He told The Socialist: "Job and pay cuts, attacks on pensions, increasing workloads, more classes without qualified teachers, the dismantling of comprehensive education through academies and trusts - this could be the future for teachers whoever wins the general election. But not if we organise behind an effective strategy to defend education - that's why I'm standing in this election."
The election starts on 28 October.
In this issue
The main parties say: 'Work until you drop'
Postal workers
Socialist Party editorial
The economy: Green shoots or scorched earth?
What would a Tory government be like?
War and occupation
Afghan conflict: Stop the war now
Youth fight for jobs
Apprenticeships? Yes, but not at any price!
Socialist Party news and analysis
Manchester mobilises against fascists
Housing workers in 'sleep over'
Socialist Party workplace news
British Airways - What's really going on?
University staff forced to strike
Unison - opening door to minority rule
Socialist stands for NUT vice-president
International socialist news and analysis
Sri Lanka: Shut down the camps!
Greece: Hated ND government booted out in general election
Socialist Party review
A 'dis-service' to Leon Trotsky
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Welsh Labour holds on to government but new crises loom
Teachers demand fighting union strategy
Teachers: On the front line, in their own words
Beal school strikers suspend action after possible victory
National Education Union needs a socialist, fighting deputy general secretary
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