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London UNISON Regional Council AGM 2015

Feb 1, 2015By John's Labour blog

On Wednesday 4th February 2015 at 10am it is the Annual General Meeting of the Greater London UNISON Regional Council.

It will take place at the Holiday Inn Conference room, Coram Street (across the road from Russell Square tube station). Doors open a…Read more…

Feb 1, 2015John's Labour blog

What the Frack’s Going On?

Feb 1, 2015By RandomPottins

WHAT is going on about “fracking”?  Last week MPs overwhelmingly rejected a bid to impose a moratorium, suspending fracking for shale gas, although the government agreed to Labour proposals for…Read more…

Feb 1, 2015RandomPottins

Labour’s public transport policy heading in wrong direction

Feb 1, 2015By UNISON Active

When will the Labour Party learn a bit of municipal history? Announcements trumpeted as some kind of radical overhaul of bus regulations by the party appear to be yet another neo-liberal experiment…Read more…

Feb 1, 2015UNISON Active

To a Waverer by Bertolt Brecht

Feb 1, 2015By UNISON Active

You tell us

It looks bad for our cause.

The darkness gets deeper. The powers get less.

Now, after we worked for so many years

We are in a more difficult position than at the start.

But the enemy…Read more…

Feb 1, 2015UNISON Active

New BMW Facility Opens With 70 Saved Teamsters Jobs

Jan 31, 2015By Power In A Union

BMW opened a brand new distribution facility near the old one where Teamsters Local 495 fought to save 70 members’ jobs a couple of years ago — and won. For a while it looked as if BMW was…Read more…

Jan 31, 2015Power In A Union

At this Festival, Connections are Key

Jan 31, 2015By Chris Bartter

–>My Review of the Celtic Connections concert featuring Luka Bloom and Bella Hardy was in Wednesday’s Morning Star. it can be found here.Another  concert that the Star hasn’t had the space…Read more…

Jan 31, 2015Chris Bartter

Saturday Sectarian: Green Lies & the Green Housing vacuum

Jan 31, 2015By John's Labour blog

I have just enjoyed reading two very different posts on the Green Party and their policies.

The first was from the never shy nor retiring Kitty Jones on
“You’d have to be Green to believe the Green Party: two more lies exposed”.

While the other post by Steve Hilditch “The grass isn’t any greener…Read more…

Jan 31, 2015John's Labour blog

GREECE: The End Of Austerity?

Jan 30, 2015By Power In A Union
Jan 30, 2015Power In A Union

Pension funds in action

Jan 30, 2015By Labour And Capital

Blogging is light to non-existent currently, but here are three nuggets worth flagging up.

1.  Pretty incredible win for investors worried about climate change – Shell has recommended that shareholders vote FOR their resolution at this year’s AGM…Read more…

Jan 30, 2015Labour And Capital

National Campaign Day with Lyn Brown and Harriet Harman – Sat 31 Jan

Jan 30, 2015By John's Labour blog

“Tomorrow is national campaign day. Lyn Brown MP and Harriet Harman, Deputy Leader of the Labour party, invite you to the opening of the new campaign centre for Bermondsey and Old Southwark – followed, of course, by a canvassing session for Labour’s ca…Read more…

Jan 30, 2015John's Labour blog

“Rights at Work” UNISON Labour Link event at House of Commons

Jan 29, 2015By John's Labour blog

This is a fantastic picture from last weeks’ London UNISON Labour Link “Rights at Work” event for our members who live in Ilford North CLP. The event was organised by Lilian Greenwood MP (who use to be a UNISON national officer and is a great friend of…Read more…

Jan 29, 2015John's Labour blog

Civil service trade unionism under attack – public service trade unionists should respond

Jan 28, 2015By Jon's union blog

http://www.pcs.org.uk/en/news_and_events/pcs_comment/index.cfm/video-mark-serwotka-outlines-plan-for-pcs-future
The Tories (supported by their Lib Dem hangers on) are rehearsing – in the civil service – for the onslaught they intend to unleash upon all…Read more…

Jan 28, 2015Jon's union blog

Our members will have their say

Jan 28, 2015By Dave Prentis blog

This week’s pay offer for NHS staff in England has brought two issues into sharp focus …Read more…

Jan 28, 2015Dave Prentis blog

MP’s confirm poorest areas are worst hit by cuts

Jan 28, 2015By UNISON Active

Councils in the most deprived areas of England have been hardest hit by cuts to their funding, Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee has said. Austerity cuts have not been applied equally since…Read more…

Jan 28, 2015UNISON Active

Tomlinson’s dishonest use of statistics

Jan 28, 2015By Martin Wicks

Credit where it’s due. Justin Tomlinson is consistent. He consistently attempts to mislead his electorate in relation to the employment situation in the town. Once again he is trying to con people by presenting the Job Seekers Allowance numbers as the unemployment level. Why does he continue…Read more…

Jan 28, 2015Martin Wicks

Holocaust Memorial Day – Old Town Hall, Stratford

Jan 28, 2015By John's Labour blog

Yesterday I went to a Holocaust Memorial Day, ceremony organised by Newham Council which took place in the Old Town Hall in Stratford, E15. 
The hall was packed with residents and pupils from local schools. 
It began with a choir singing a sp…Read more…

Jan 28, 2015John's Labour blog

A UK Foreign Policy for the Middle East – Newham Compass 17 Feb 2015

Jan 27, 2015By John's Labour blog

This is going to be a really interesting event. It clashes with my UNISON branch AGM. Which is a real shame as Mike is always an entertaining speaker and was the former chair of the foreign affairs select committee. Read more…

Jan 27, 2015John's Labour blog

GDP figures hide an unbalanced economic recovery

Jan 27, 2015By Dave Watson

Today’s GDP figures look good on an annual basis, but they hide a slowdown in the last two quarters that starts to look like a trend.
GDP, grew 0.5% in the fourth quarter of the year, compared with…Read more…

Jan 27, 2015Dave Watson

Shipload of Memories

Jan 27, 2015By RandomPottins

I’M always a bit wary about stories that claim to be reporting “Jewish outrage” about something or other.  Not that Jews haven’t the right to be outraged about anything. But too often the…Read more…

Jan 27, 2015RandomPottins

NHS strike suspended – what are the lessons from local government about consultation?

Jan 27, 2015By Jon's union blog

http://www.unison.org.uk/planned-nhs-strike-suspended
Ahead of Thursday’s planned strike action, the NHS trade unions (led by UNISON) have suspended that and any further action whilst members are consulted on an offer which our Head of Health describes…Read more…

Jan 27, 2015Jon's union blog
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