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The Socialist 2 June 2010

Stop Israeli state terror!

Stop Israeli state terror!


British Airways strike: Full support for the cabin crew


Oil spill is 'worst environmental disaster' to hit US


No to privatised academies: Defend public education

Millionaire cabinet plans cuts in benefits

One Law for the rich...

Them and us!

Interview with sacked Telegen workers

Youth Fight for Jobs: More trade unions add their support


Cardiff says 'no' to the racist EDL


Gateshead tenants demand decent homes


Socialists campaign for Pride not profit in Birmingham


Margaret Thatcher: Why workers cannot forget


Minority representation in Scotland for Westminster coalition of cuts

Socialist Party Scotland to be launched


Fighting council cuts: Planning for united strikes in Kirklees

PCS conference Defend the public sector

Coventry - time for mass action

Will the councils fight the cuts?

University and Colleges Union: Congress votes to fight

UCU young members' conference

NSSN conference 2010


Jamaican armed forces surround and storm poor neighbourhood

Workers' suicides: The human cost of an iPad

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NSSN conference 2010

Make sure you book a place at this important meeting for all trade unionists - now with an international rally.

Speakers in the main conference, in a personal capacity, will include a BA striker, Janice Godrich, president of the PCS, Matt Wrack, general secretary of the FBU and Steve Hedley, London RMT regional secretary.

There will be ten workshops on many issues, including fighting the cuts and redundancies in the public and private sectors, organising against racism and fascism, building the trade unions amongst young people, and climate change.

The international solidarity rally in the afternoon will have speakers including Pedro Rodriguez from the Workers' Commissions in Madrid, Terry Kelleher from the CPSU in Ireland and a Greek health worker.

Saturday 26 June, 11am-4.30pm. South Camden Community School, Charrington Street, London NW1 1RG (near Kings Cross/St Pancras).

To register send £5 to NSSN, PO Box 58262, London N1P 1ET, with your details, including workplace and trade union.

Encourage your trade union branch or workplace to sponsor the conference - suggested minimum £20. For more details see www.shopstewards.net or email [email protected]

In this issue

Stop Israeli state terror!


British Airways cabin crew strike

British Airways strike: Full support for the cabin crew


Environment and socialism

Oil spill is 'worst environmental disaster' to hit US


Socialist Party news and analysis

No to privatised academies: Defend public education

Millionaire cabinet plans cuts in benefits

One Law for the rich...

Them and us!

Interview with sacked Telegen workers

Youth Fight for Jobs: More trade unions add their support


Anti-racism

Cardiff says 'no' to the racist EDL


Housing crisis

Gateshead tenants demand decent homes


Socialist Party LGBT

Socialists campaign for Pride not profit in Birmingham


Marxist analysis: history

Margaret Thatcher: Why workers cannot forget


Scotland

Minority representation in Scotland for Westminster coalition of cuts

Socialist Party Scotland to be launched


Socialist Party workplace news

Fighting council cuts: Planning for united strikes in Kirklees

PCS conference Defend the public sector

Coventry - time for mass action

Will the councils fight the cuts?

University and Colleges Union: Congress votes to fight

UCU young members' conference

NSSN conference 2010


International socialist news and analysis

Jamaican armed forces surround and storm poor neighbourhood

Workers' suicides: The human cost of an iPad

Socialism Today


 

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