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Time to fight back!

Join the Time to Fight Back march on Sunday 13 September.

Called by Liverpool trades council to welcome the TUC Congress to Liverpool.

The demonstration demands:

  • Defend all jobs
  • Stop privatisation
  • No to wage freezes
  • For trade union rights

The demo is supported by the National Shop Stewards Network, the PCS National Young Members network, the Merseyside trades councils and the north-west stewards network together with many others.

Speakers will include: Bob Crow, RMT general secretary, a Vestas worker, Keith Gibson from Lindsey Oil Refinery, Len McCluskey, Unite assistant general secretary, Glenn Kelly, Unison NEC member (personal capacity), Tracy Edwards, PCS National Young Members organiser, Yunus Bakhsh, victimised Unison steward, and Ian Allinson, Unite convenor at Fujitsu.

Assembling at 12.30 at the Pier Head, the demo will march to rally around 2pm outside the BT Convention Centre where the TUC Congress is being held.

In this issue

One million unemployed young people: 'We demand real jobs!'

Youth Fight for Jobs action

Youth unemployment: Future jobs or fake schemes?


War and occupation

Bring the troops back now!


Trades Union Congress

TUC conference: Workers willing to fight - in spite of leadership

Socialist Party TUC meeting

No to bosses' agenda

Time to fight back!


Socialist Party workplace news and analysis

Workers' action can stop NHS cuts

PCS members prepare to fight cuts and privatisation

Unite election: United Left hustings

Witch-hunted Unison member given extra charge

Construction workers protest

Inaugural meeting to establish a North Wales branch of the National Shop Stewards Network

Socialist Party trade unionists meeting


Postal workers strike

Postal workers national ballot: Vote 'yes' for strike action

Protesting against scabbing managers


RMT action

RMT action: Bus workers strike for pay rise

Vestas workers: Stop the blades

Comment: Vestas protest

RMT wins no compulsory redundancy position but future battles loom


Marxist analysis: history

Marxists and the Second World War


International socialist news and analysis

Return of al-Magrahi to Libya ignites a political storm

Northern Ireland: Councillor joins Socialist Party


Education

Failing academies


Socialist Party review

City of Life and Death


 

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