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20 June 2018
Greetings from readers of the Socialist
Greetings from readers of the Socialist and from campaigners and trade unionists thanking the paper for supporting their struggles.
20 June 2018
Letters to the Socialist's editors including water pensions, uni gender equality, and Trump's economics
20 June 2018
Yorks NHS workers fight outsourcing
Mid Yorkshire Unison members and public supporters lobbied a Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust board meeting held on 14 June
20 June 2018
McStrikers and young workers take centre stage at bakers' union 2018 conference
The 100th annual conference of the Bakers, Food and Allied Workers Union (BFAWU) was held in Southport from 10-14 June.
13 June 2018
City vultures make millions from Carillion chaos
Workers left unemployed and NHS projects on hold: Accountancy and legal firms will make a killing, raking in £70 million in fees, while workers face the scrapheap
7 June 2018
East London Socialist Party: 'Made in Dagenham' - Ford women workers' pay strike 50 years on
6 June 2018
'Made in Dagenham' Ford machinists pay strike 50 years on
This year, 7 June marks the 50th anniversary of the start of the strike by women sewing machinists at Ford Dagenham in east London.
6 June 2018
RMT rejects Labour affiliation - now step up the fight for workers' political representation
The special conference of the RMT transport union on 30 May was an important milestone in the battle to re-establish a political voice for workers after the bleak years of Blair's New Labour
6 June 2018
People's Assembly event lacks understanding of task facing Corbyn
The People's Assembly met for its annual conference on 2 June, with a series of workshops and rallies, but with no democratic decisions being made.
6 June 2018
East London housing workers fight privatisation of pay
Tower Hamlets Unison members started strike action for fair pay on 4 June.
6 June 2018
Jordan: Workers and youth remove prime minister and demand end to austerity
A general strike and huge demonstrations of an unprecedented scale have shaken the Jordanian kingdom, against the backdrop of a steep rise in the cost of living and government corruption.
31 May 2018
Bristol South Socialist Party: How can workers' jobs be protected?
After the collapse of Carillion, Toys R Us, Maplins, the loss of jobs at RBS and Centrica (British Gas), come to a discussion on this urgent question
30 May 2018
Sting's shipbuilders showcase class pride and change from below
Theatre: The Last Ship: It's not often that a West End-style stage musical can be politically inspiring. But imagine one with amazing sets, great music by Sting, a strong cast - and an anticapitalist story line. That's 'The Last Ship'.
30 May 2018
Socialist nationalisation: what it is and why we need it
The surge in support for Corbyn's radical programme at last year's general election and the collapse of Carillion has led to a widespread discussion around public ownership and nationalisation.
30 May 2018
Unison ballots workers at Yorkshire hospitals at risk of privatisation
Unison will soon be balloting hundreds of health workers at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary (HRI) and Calderdale Royal Hospital (CRH) at risk of being moved out of NHS employment
23 May 2018
Government continues to back failed private rail
The companies running the East Coast Main Line (ECML) rail franchise from London to Scotland - Virgin and Stagecoach - are to lose it because they "got their sums wrong" according to Chris Grayling, the transport secretary
23 May 2018
Yes to the struggle to lift the siege
Yes to the struggle to lift the siege: While in Jerusalem a messianic inauguration ceremony was held for the American embassy, in the Gaza Strip, the day of the embassy's transfer was the deadliest day since the war in 2014
23 May 2018
Leicester socialists fight poverty-paying sweatshops
The full effects of Tory policies, both economic and social, are being felt in Leicester, as sweatshop conditions and shocking illegal levels of pay persist in 2018.
23 May 2018
Student leaders claim one million on the streets against Brexit - fight for a workers' exit
One hundred and twenty student union officers - who have so far failed to lift a finger in the fight against tuition fees and cuts, or to support striking lecturers during the recent University and College Union dispute - have made national headlines with the claim that "over one million students demand a people's vote on the Brexit deal".
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