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Posted on 17 July 2008 at 0:00 GMT
Unison strike pictures
Pictures from the Unison strike of July 16-17 2008
London pictures
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Unison Local Government strike 16-17 July in London, photo Paul Mattsson |
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Unison Local Government strike 16-17 July in London, photo Paul Mattsson |
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Unison Local Government strike 16-17 July in London, photo Paul Mattsson |
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Unison Local Government strike 16-17 July in London, photo Paul Mattsson |
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Unison Local Government strike 16-17 July in London, photo Paul Mattsson |
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Unison Local Government strike 16-17 July in London, photo Paul Mattsson |
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Unison Local Government strike 16-17 July in London, photo Paul Mattsson |
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Unison Local Government strike 16-17 July in London, photo Paul Mattsson |
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Unison Local Government strike 16-17 July in London, photo Paul Mattsson |
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Unison Local Government strike 16-17 July in London, photo Paul Mattsson |
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Unison Local Government strike 16-17 July in London, photo Paul Mattsson |
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Unison Local Government strike 16-17 July in London, photo Paul Mattsson |
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Unison Local Government strike 16-17 July in London, photo Paul Mattsson |
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Unison strike 16-17 July 2008, Juniper House, Waltham Forest |
Kirklees
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Unison strike 16-17 July 2008 in Kirklees, photo by Huddersfield Socialist Party |
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Unison Local Government strike on 16-17 July in Kirklees, photo by Huddersfield Socialist Party |
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Newcastle
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Unison Local Government strikes 16-17 July 2008 in Newcastle, photo by E Brunskill |
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Unison Local Government strikes 16-17 July 2008 in Newcastle, photo by E Brunskill |
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Unison Local Government strikes 16-17 July 2008 in Newcastle, photo by E Brunskill |
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Lincoln
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Unison Local Government strike on 16-17 July in Lincoln, photo by Lincoln Socialist Party |
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Unison Local Government strike on 16-17 July in Lincoln, photo by Lincoln Socialist Party |
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The coronavirus crisis has laid bare the class character of society in numerous ways. It is making clear to many that it is the working class that keeps society running, not the CEOs of major corporations.
The results of austerity have been graphically demonstrated as public services strain to cope with the crisis.
The government has now ripped up its 'austerity' mantra and turned to policies that not long ago were denounced as socialist. But after the corona crisis, it will try to make the working class pay for it, by trying to claw back what has been given.
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