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Communication Workers' Union branch backs independence

Adam Ramsay 4 March 2013 Communication Workers' Union branch backs independence2013-03-04T15:50:01+00:00 Scotland 3 Comments
The CWU Scotland No 2 Branch has voted to back a yes vote in the independence referendum next year. The union, which covers postal workers in the Stirling, Edinburgh, Fife…
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Fighting for the Public University

Bright Green Editors 7 November 2012 Fighting for the Public University2015-03-11T00:44:11+00:00 *Society* No Comment
Luke Martell Jérémie Bédard-Wien from the Quebec students’ union CLASSE has been on tour in England, telling his story about the movement at home against fees and for public education.…
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Are the strikes in South Africa good for platinum producers?

Alasdair Thompson 29 August 2012 Are the strikes in South Africa good for platinum producers?2012-08-29T09:00:10+01:00 Global No Comment
As the dispute continues in Marikana, and appears, if anything, to be spreading to both other platinum mines and to more and more workers at Lonmin, perhaps it's worth taking…
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Driving people to self-immolation: pour encourager les autres

Adam Ramsay 30 June 2012 Driving people to self-immolation: pour encourager les autres2012-06-30T08:30:57+01:00 7 Comments
Yes, it has come to this – an unemployed man in Birmingham has set fire to himself outside a job centre. The exact context of his self-immolation is not yet…
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Scott Walker vs Ed Miliband – lessons from Wisconsin

Adam Ramsay 6 June 2012 Scott Walker vs Ed Miliband – lessons from Wisconsin2012-06-06T12:30:05+01:00 Green Parties 5 Comments
The analogy is obvious. I suppose it isn't surprising: when an official opposition is visionless, it is the grassroots who lead. But when it comes to elections, it is still…
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Dave Prentis: A Credible Union Leader?

AlysonMacdonald 4 June 2012 Dave Prentis: A Credible Union Leader?2012-06-04T12:30:24+01:00 7 Comments
A few days ago, I was disappointed to hear that Dave Prentis, the general secretary of Unison – my trade union – has been appointed as a non-executive director of…
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UCU votes to suspend action over pensions.

Alasdair Thompson 1 February 2012 UCU votes to suspend action over pensions.2012-02-01T09:00:30+00:00 *Society* No Comment
Yesterday the Universities and Colleges Union (UCU) held a special conference to determine where we go next in our pensions dispute. For those who haven't been following the intricacies of…
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Dick of the Year – Scott Walker

Alasdair Thompson 26 December 2011 Dick of the Year – Scott Walker2011-12-26T10:00:05+00:00 1 Comment
It took me a while to think of who to nominate for 2011's Dick of the Year award; there have been a lot of good candidates: Jeremy Clarkson, David Starkey,…
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Don’t give up the pensions fight

Alasdair Thompson 19 December 2011 Don’t give up the pensions fight2014-12-15T11:18:40+00:00 No Comment
Today Unison signed a heads of agreement with the government over changes to NHS pensions. The agreement still needs approval from Unison's health committee (and potentially the membership directly) and…
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Which Side Are You On

Alasdair Thompson 16 November 2011 Which Side Are You On2011-11-16T09:00:52+00:00 *Society* 15 Comments
In two weeks time the UK will see the biggest coordinated day of strike action in decades; as many as 26 different unions representing everyone from chiropodists to teachers to…
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