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The Socialist issue 662

16 March 2011

Defend jobs and services: Protest 26 March

2011 Back issues


The Socialist issue 662

Anti-cuts campaign

spotDefend jobs and services: Protest 26 March

Labour councillors' conference lobbied by hundreds of angry trade unionists, photo Suzanne Beishon

Labour councillors’ conference lobbied by hundreds of angry trade unionists, photo Suzanne Beishon


spotBuilding the battle against the cuts – now and beyond 26 March

What we say: This government has started a war on behalf of the capitalist class against the working class and public services…

spotCampaigning against all cuts and privatisation

spotSave our NHS!

Socialist Party news and analysis

spotHutton’s plans mean savage cuts – Fight to defend your pension!

Martin Powell-Davies explains what Hutton’s proposals on pensions will mean for teachers and why they, and millions of other public sector workers, need to urgently ballot for strike action against this major attack. A slightly edited version of this article apeared in the Socialist.

Rawmarsh Community School NUT teachers in Rotherham took nine days of strike action against cuts and redundancies, winning a repreive, photo Chris Borman

Rawmarsh Community School NUT teachers in Rotherham took nine days of strike action against cuts and redundancies, winning a repreive, photo Chris Borman


spotVote for a socialist alternative

spotHuge protests against job insecurity

spotThe rich get richer – by another $1 trillion

spotWisconsin occupation

spotYahya victory

spotHunger strike

Youth fight for jobs

spotMarch from Jarrow with Youth Fight for Jobs

As youth unemployment soars… The announcement of the latest youth unemployment figures comes as a chilling reminder of the worsening situation facing workers and young people, writes Danny Byrne.

No to cuts! Youth Fight for Jobs demonstration, photo Suzanne Beishon

No to cuts! Youth Fight for Jobs demonstration, photo Suzanne Beishon


spotSave our youth services

spotFor real jobs not exploitation

spotReview: Classroom Warriors

Socialist Party workplace news

spotNorthern Ireland: Broad left gains in union elections

Northern Ireland’s largest trade union, NIPSA, has completed elections for its executive body, the general council, writes Padraig Mulholland, NIPSA Public Officers’ Executive and Socialist Party (CWI Ireland) member, Belfast.

spotPrivatisation threat to the blood service?

NHS workers in NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) were amazed to find themselves targeted in a series of carefully orchestrated leaks from the Department of Health, informing us that the government was looking at privatising ‘key elements’ of the Blood Service, NHSBT workers write.

spotDefend jobs and education at Newcastle College

spotAction called off by Birmingham bin workers

spotLeft victory in building workers’ union

spotSupport the UCU strike

International socialist news and analysis

spotJapan: Tsunami results in misery for millions

As we go to press the horrendous tsunami and earthquakes have claimed an estimated 3,000 lives in Japan. The final toll could be tens of thousands…

Japan: earthquake and tsunami: an aerial view of tsunami damage in Tōhoku, photo from Wikipedia

Japan: earthquake and tsunami: an aerial view of tsunami damage in Tōhoku, photo from Wikipedia


spotWorkers hit hard by earthquake and tsunami

Exclusive report from Japan
Take over the power and building industries!
Millions around the world watched, read and listened in horror to the reports coming from Japan on 11 March and the days that followed…

spotIsrael and the occupied Palestinian territories: “We’ll struggle like in Egypt”

How the recent movements in the Arab countries are affecting political consciousness in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories…

spotTunisia: ‘You come back – we come back’

spotSaudi troops to suppress Bahrain protesters

Socialist Party campaigns

spotThousands protest against Lib Dems in Sheffield

About 500 people protested on Friday evening (11 March) and ten times that number on Saturday’s demonstration (12 March) in Sheffield outside the Lib Dem spring conference. An edited version of this report was carried in The Socialist.

5000 people protested in Sheffield outside the Liberal Democrats' spring conference, photo Robbie Faulds

5000 people protested in Sheffield outside the Liberal Democrats’ spring conference, photo Robbie Faulds


spotProtester challenges Lib Dem MP to debate

spotStudents want to protest too

spotThatcher was no heroine

spotLively discussion at LGBT meeting

spotLeeds: Celebrating International Women’s Day

spotCelebrate International Workers’ Day in the Socialist with a May Day greeting

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