Normally the departure of a Prime Minister who looks set to go down in history as a failure would be a moment for cheer. Yet working people should fear what comes next. The next Prime Minister will be chosen by the hard right of the Tory Party, who want more austerity, increased privatisation and fewer rights for working people.
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Grayling’s botched reforms have finally been abandoned
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“Vote for candidates who will stand up for public services and defend our welfare state.”
These workers are united and their strike action is strong. Now it’s up to AFG to pay them what they’re owed.
Cleaners at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow have today (Friday) voted almost unanimously in favour of strike action against plans to outsource cleaning services. UNISON members voted 99% in favour of industrial action on an 84% turnout. The 220 staff that provide cleaning and domestic services warn that if jobs are transferred to the […]
UNISON survey of library workers will look at the effects of austerity cuts on the service