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UNISON backs councils’ attempt to close schools amid COVID spike

Dec 15, 2020By Dave Prentis blog

‘The surge in cases in our schools is extremely concerning … Enough is enough’

The article UNISON backs councils’ attempt to close schools amid COVID spike first appeared on the UNISON National…Read more…

Dec 15, 2020Dave Prentis blog

Labour Party democracy and the role of the General Secretary

Dec 15, 2020By Jon's union blog

 

This is a cross-posting of a piece I have written for LabourHub in relation to the election of the General Secretary of the Labour Party. (I would recommend that readers have a look at LabourHub regularly.)
Perceptive readers (Sid and Doris Eag…Read more…

Dec 15, 2020Jon's union blog

Reinstate Sharon Morgan – Trade Union rep sacked by London Design and Engineering School in Royal Docks

Dec 14, 2020By John's Labour blog

 
What a dreadful story. A teacher trade union rep sacked for undertaking a staff welfare survey. What bullying behaviour. Her union makes an emergency application to an employment tribunal which finds that the school has acted “morally reprehensi…Read more…

Dec 14, 2020John's Labour blog

The ConDem Christmas Carol – ten years on…

Dec 14, 2020By Jon's union blog

 

It’s that time of year I suppose, so here is a reminder of a seasonal song from ten years ago, as students began the first phase of years of struggle against the austerity politics of the then Coalition Government.
Merry Xmas to regular readers…Read more…

Dec 14, 2020Jon's union blog

Unite welcomes gov’t talks on Sizewell C plant

Dec 14, 2020By UNITElive

The government needs to put its foot on the accelerator in the talks with energy giant EDF on the construction of the new £20bn Sizewell C nuclear power plant, Unite said today (December 14). Unite…Read more…

Dec 14, 2020UNITElive

‘Enough is enough’

Dec 14, 2020By UNITElive

The strike by Unite members at Heathrow Airport continues to gain momentum on their second day of strike action today (December 14) against the imposition of permanent pay cuts which will see their…Read more…

Dec 14, 2020UNITElive

Calling members who are cleaners, housekeepers and domestics

Dec 14, 2020By Dave Prentis blog

UNISON survey will help inform its response to a government consultation on low-paid workers

The article Calling members who are cleaners, housekeepers and domestics first appeared on the UNISON…Read more…

Dec 14, 2020Dave Prentis blog

Support There for You and get conference bags for your branch

Dec 14, 2020By Dave Prentis blog

Our 2020 conference bag stock is being made available to raise funds for There for You, UNISON’s unique welfare charity

The article Support There for You and get conference bags for your branch…Read more…

Dec 14, 2020Dave Prentis blog

Branch resources review moves to consider range of options

Dec 14, 2020By Dave Prentis blog

Following the results of the union’s branch survey, the working group is now developing a list of proposals to help branches

The article Branch resources review moves to consider range of options…Read more…

Dec 14, 2020Dave Prentis blog

‘Absolutely determined’

Dec 14, 2020By UNITElive

Strikes over pay at Leeds-based bus manufacturer Optare, now in their ninth week, will continue into January, Unite said today (December 14). More than 100 Optare workers, whose hourly rates are…Read more…

Dec 14, 2020UNITElive

Get Tested To Keep Your Loved Ones Safe

Dec 13, 2020By John's Labour blog

 This morning my wife Gillian, booked online a “drive thorough” test at Newham Leisure Centre.   She has been feeling poorly for a number of days with classic common cold symptoms (congestion, blocked noise and some coughing fits) but he…Read more…

Dec 13, 2020John's Labour blog

A run around east London lakes

Dec 13, 2020By John's Labour blog

 Friday I went for a fairly early morning solo run around Wanstead flats and park (Epping Forest). There was still some mist round and spots of winter sunshine which made it pretty magical. 
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Dec 13, 2020John's Labour blog

Peace and Justice (in the world, if not – quite yet – in the Labour Party)

Dec 13, 2020By Jon's union blog

 
Today I was pleased to speak at the Labour Grassroots Zoom meeting, which focused on the problems being created by the correspondence from the General Secretary of the Labour Party purporting to issue “guidance” which steers Party members away f…Read more…

Dec 13, 2020Jon's union blog

Newham – Voting for Change Launch Event

Dec 13, 2020By John's Labour blog

On Tuesday evening there was a well attended virtual launch of the Newham Campaign for a Committee Structure. 

In May 2021 there will be a referendum of all Newham residents on whether they want to keep the Executive Mayor governance model or int…Read more…

Dec 13, 2020John's Labour blog

Count me in! When it’s my turn, I’m getting Vaccinated! Goodbye Covid

Dec 12, 2020By John's Labour blog

 
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Dec 12, 2020John's Labour blog

Venezuela’s National Assembly Elections – A Landslide For PSUV

Dec 12, 2020By Power In A Union

Venezuela’s National Assembly elections: an important victory for Chavismo Francisco Dominguez assesses the results of the vote. Venezuela’s free and fair elections to the National Assembly, held on…Read more…

Dec 12, 2020Power In A Union

Review: What is Hypnosis? Studies in Auto and Hetero Conditioning, by Andrew Salter

Dec 12, 2020By Eric Lee

Yen Lo, the Communist Chinese villain in The Manchurian Candidate was a big fan of Andrew Salter’s work. Andrew Salter, now considered one of the founders of behaviour therapy, published this…Read more…

Dec 12, 2020Eric Lee

Does Compass point in the right direction?

Dec 12, 2020By Jon's union blog

So Compass have launched “Compass Labour”  as part of a wider project to campaign to bring together a “progressive majority”. On the one hand this is an idea which pops up from time to time when it looks like the Tories cannot be defeated any…Read more…

Dec 12, 2020Jon's union blog

London’s oldest football ground needs a new clubhouse roof

Dec 12, 2020By John's Labour blog

“The Old Spotted Dog Ground Trust is launching an appeal for urgent funds – £15,000 is needed to fix the clubhouse roof at Clapton CFC’s new home in Forest Gate.

The Old Spotted Dog is London’s oldest senior football ground and Clapton CFC became the …Read more…

Dec 12, 2020John's Labour blog

How to Rent (and possibly avoid being evicted)

Dec 11, 2020By John's Labour blog

 

Hat tip blog “Nearly legal” (I had no idea of this requirement nor that a landlord cannot serve a section 21 eviction notice if they do not provide a copy to a tenant.

“MHCLG has published a new ‘How to Rent Guide’ today, 10 December 2020. As…Read more…

Dec 11, 2020John's Labour blog
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