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13 October 2021
Cynical Johnson government no friend of workers
In September the Tories briefly dipped below Labour in polls, as workers face pay restraint, soaring prices, tax hikes and shortages
13 October 2021
Prepare for coordinated trade union action: After a decade of austerity, followed by a devastating pandemic and with prices rising - workers are ready to struggle for a pay rise. Health unions Unison, RCN, Unite and GMB ran ballots on the 3% NHS pay offer over the summer, and all came back with a resounding rejection and a willingness to fight.
13 October 2021
Newcastle United takeover - no to billionaire Ashley or Saudi despots
For working-class control of football: The vast majority of Newcastle United fans were overjoyed on 7 October at the news that the 14-year reign of Mike Ashley, of Sports Direct infamy, was finally over.
13 October 2021
DVLA: Workers ballot on further strike action
PCS members at the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) are balloting from 12 October to 10 November on whether to continue their campaign of industrial action over Covid safety.
13 October 2021
Pandora property speculators fuel housing crisis
The Pandora papers have further revealed capitalism's parasitic nature. Britain's housing crisis is shown to serve as a lucrative venture for the super-rich. The investigation revealed that 1,500 UK
13 October 2021
The 'winter of discontent' - When workers could take no more
A combination of the rising cost of living, low pay, tax increases, and fuel and food shortages has led some commentators in the establishment media to talk about the possibility of a new 'winter of discontent'
13 October 2021
Fight for the pay rise we deserve
Saviour Boris is at it again! At the Tory party conference, he criticised bosses for shortages due to failure to invest in people and pay. A sentiment that, if it stood alone, we could agree with. But
13 October 2021
MPs list Covid failings: Workers' inquiry needed: A slow move into lockdown restrictions at the start of the pandemic, a decision to halt testing in March 2020, the disastrous privatised test-and-trace, and sending thousands of Covid-positive patients into care homes - all among the government's "big mistakes" in handling the Covid pandemic in E
13 October 2021
Build a mass working-class climate movement with socialist policies
The COP26 UN climate summit in Glasgow is now only weeks away.
9 October 2021
Newcastle United takeover: No to billionaire Ashley or Saudi despots
The Saudi Public Investment Fund owns 80% of the club.
7 October 2021
West London Socialist Party: World geopolitical relations
Western imperialism's retreat from Afghanistan was a devastating blow to its prestige. The US is no longer the single world superpower. Why and how have relations changed in recent years, and why is it
6 October 2021
Tesco warehouse rep fighting for reinstatement
An Usdaw rep at a Tesco warehouse who is also a Socialist Party member has been wrongfully dismissed for organising in his workplace, both on the shopfloor and in his union branch, of which he was recently elected secretary.
6 October 2021
Coordinated FE strike against measly pay offer
College workers at ten University and College Union (UCU) branches initiated strike action as part of a coordinated fightback on pay on 28 September
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