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Abbey Gardens Winter Fair – Saturday 6 December 2014

Nov 30, 2014By John's Labour blog

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Nov 30, 2014John's Labour blog

Join the Pension Scheme Revolt against Executive Greed at BG Group

Nov 29, 2014By John's Labour blog

I have just contacted my own pension schemes and asked them to ensure that our fund managers
are instructed to vote against BG Group paying its CEO up to £25 million.

If you agree then Click on the ShareAction links below to contact your own funds. It takes two minutes and all you need is the…Read more…

Nov 29, 2014John's Labour blog

These Czechs “worked” in the UK for less than four years. No benefits for them?

Nov 28, 2014By John's Labour blog

Great tweet by Tomas Prouza the Czech State Secretary for European Affairs in response to our Tory Prime Minster latest pandering to racists
The vast majority of EU citizens who come to this country come to work and are not interested in claiming bene…Read more…

Nov 28, 2014John's Labour blog

A Living wage for all Newham Council workers?

Nov 28, 2014By John's Labour blog

At the last meeting earlier this month of the Regeneration and Employment Scrutiny Commission, Councillors considered a “Living Wage” for all Newham Council workers.

We had a presentation by Emmanuel Gotora and Paul Regan from Newham citizens on behal…Read more…

Nov 28, 2014John's Labour blog

Mansion tax would affect just four families in every thousand

Nov 27, 2014By John's Labour blog

If you own a £2million home you can afford to pay the Mansion Tax to help save the NHS. As Ed said it’s Pure and Simple. 

Amazing that the Tories think its okay to throw poor people out of their homes if they can’t pay the bedroom tax but want rich millionaires to to pay less income and…Read more…

Nov 27, 2014John's Labour blog

Private school pupils and their continual monopoly on privilege.

Nov 26, 2014By John's Labour blog

Researchers found that ’31 per cent of private school pupils in the 1970 birth cohort obtained a degree from an elite university, compared to 13 per cent from grammar schools, 5 per cent from comprehensives, and 2 per cent from secondary moderns.’ hat tip leftfoot forward

So wealth alone…Read more…

Nov 26, 2014John's Labour blog

Performance management is a bad business

Nov 25, 2014By John's Labour blog

I support 100% this criticism about so-called “Performance Management”. It is in my experience divisive, unfair and destroys team work. Didn’t realise that it encouraged “cannibalism” but…

“Performance management, a worker assessment system that pi…Read more…

Nov 25, 2014John's Labour blog

“UKIP are bringing fear and intimidation in to British politics”

Nov 24, 2014By John's Labour blog

“After this week’s Twitter row at the Rochester by-election, I am using my keynote speech to the
Labour East Regional Conference today to say that it is UKIP who truly offends working class sentiment and represents a party which is fundamentally un-British.

Today I am lucky to serve as a Euro…Read more…

Nov 24, 2014John's Labour blog

The United Nations 10 Principles of Human Rights (“Nothing to do with us Guv” says Catalyst Housing)

Nov 24, 2014By John's Labour blog

These are “The 10 Principles of Human Rights”. It is disgraceful that the senior management and board of British Charities such as Catalyst Housing Association do not believe in basic human rights.

Principal 3 “Businesses should uphold the freedom …Read more…

Nov 24, 2014John's Labour blog

Asbestos Killing British Military Veterans but does the Government give a damn?

Nov 23, 2014By John's Labour blog

“As the country this month remembered those who have died in conflicts, the TUC has said those who suffered and died as a result of hazardous exposures while serving in the forces should not be forgotten. Many contracted diseases they contracted while …Read more…

Nov 23, 2014John's Labour blog

Why is there no sense of crisis about the future of the LGPS?

Nov 22, 2014By John's Labour blog

The AMNT yesterday sent in a response (below) to the Government (DCLG) consultation on proposed new regulations on how to run the new look Local Government Pension scheme (LGPS).

The LGPS is collectively the biggest funded Pension scheme in the UK and…Read more…

Nov 22, 2014John's Labour blog

Dennis Skinner blasts latest UKIP Bigot

Nov 22, 2014By John's Labour blog

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Nov 22, 2014John's Labour blog

When Christmas is a choice between eating and heating

Nov 20, 2014By John's Labour blog

We have had soup kitchens and shelters for the homeless for decades. But I despair that we live in a society that hundreds of thousands of UK children are dependent on personal charity to stop being hungry.

The cuts are getting worse, the safety net …Read more…

Nov 20, 2014John's Labour blog

Stars in our schools – Celebrate 28 November

Nov 19, 2014By John's Labour blog

“School support staff are the unsung stars in our schools – and the 2014 event is bigger than ever

For the second year running, UNISON has organised a day to celebrate the wonderful work school support staff do every day. We want to make sure the worl…Read more…

Nov 19, 2014John's Labour blog

Intellectuals of the world unite

Nov 18, 2014By John's Labour blog

“In 1864, there were a lot of socialist-minded workers and one or two socialist intellectuals like Marx. Today we are awash with socialist scholars but fewer and fewer workers who believe in or are inspired by socialism as preached by the PhDs…

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Nov 18, 2014John's Labour blog

Le Chant des Partisans

Nov 18, 2014By John's Labour blog

“The piece was written and put to melody in London in 1943 after Anna Marly heard a Russian song that provided her with inspiration. Joseph Kessel and Maurice Druon wrote the French lyrics. It was performed by Anna Marly, broadcast by the BBC and adopt…Read more…

Nov 18, 2014John's Labour blog
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