The Socialist 24 February 2021

Where's the road map to jobs and wages Boris?

Where's the road map to jobs and wages Boris?

Johnson's 'road map' for schools: Act together to protect safety

Vaccine algorithm can't solve capitalist inequality

Garment workers and Covid: Dying for less than minimum wage

Starmer's speech a return to New Labour

Justice for Moyied Bashir

Uber drivers win case - they are workers

Social care: End privatisation and let workers decide how it's run

How militant trade unionism defeated the 1971 Industrial Relations Act

Usdaw elections - right makes gains but Broad Left builds

HMRC: Divisive pay deal leads to expulsions

Hinkley Point electricians fight 'deskilling'

"I'm here to fight for the future education of children in Hackney"

London bus dispute against low pay, pay cuts and longer hours

GMB members continue fight against 'fire and rehire' in British Gas

Scunthorpe steelworks scaffolders: Fifth week of action

Liverpool Unite branch supports 'no cuts' budget strategy

Scottish TUSC election campaign launch

Keep the fighting fund rushing in for a TUSC stand in May

W. Sussex children's centres on the chopping block

Coventry success building subscriptions

Socialist Students conference - postering

Save John Carroll Leisure Centre

Getting the Socialist out in lockdown

Pride flag is about unity in struggle

Tories tout toilet tensions

Nigeria: Abbey Trotsky on trial for assisting workers' struggle

Facebook v Australian government: nationalise the bosses' media!

Film Review: The White Tiger

Tories admit guilt for asylum seeker neglect

Tories target universities in free speech shakedown

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Keep the fighting fund rushing in for a TUSC stand in May

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The relaunch of the Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition with the plan to stand widely in the forthcoming elections, has really inspired Socialist Party members and supporters. Following the launch of the Socialist Party election appeal we have received some excellent donations.

At the Socialist Party Wales conference a further £1,360 was paid in, on top of the donations already received. At the East Midlands Socialist Party conference £1,000 was raised for the election appeal. How is the appeal going in your area? Are you asking everyone you know to make sure we have the resources to stand as many TUSC candidates as possible?

In addition to the election appeal our members and supporters are taking every opportunity to make sure we smash through our target. Our members in the North East and Carlisle held a successful online Socialist Party lockdown get together with music provided by one of the local members. Those attending were asked to pay a donation based on what they would normally spend on a night out in the pub. Over £155 has been raised so far.

Linda Thraves from Swansea raised over £74 by selling clothes on eBay, and Barbara Clare from Stevenage branch has donated £280 from her NEU honoraria. Please keep the fighting fund rushing in to make sure we can get our socialist message out as widely as possible.

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Where's the road map to jobs and wages Boris?