As part of the Tyneside Postal Workers Solidarity group i've set up the blog on behalf of the group. You can visit that blog here.
It includes, links to all strike dates, stalls details for this saturday (2pm, newcastle monument) and next weekly planning meeting (wed 11th Nov 6pm, gateshead civic centre)
For Workers Liberty bulletins (see here) and other reports from workers liberty here
To join the facebook group go here
Wednesday, November 04, 2009
Monday, May 25, 2009
Blog's i like
Hi comrades not been on here for ages and just realised i hadnt added David's excellent blog http://republic-of-teesside.blogspot.com/
Its here now for you to link to and its also in the listing on the side.
David is involved in the Teesside Solidarity Network which organises meetings for for our revolutionary mates in the South of the region and very good thing too, though i havent been to one for a few months.
Ed
Its here now for you to link to and its also in the listing on the side.
David is involved in the Teesside Solidarity Network which organises meetings for for our revolutionary mates in the South of the region and very good thing too, though i havent been to one for a few months.
Ed
Tuesday, February 03, 2009
Yes, fight for jobs - and for all workers!
a response to the recent strike waves on workers liberty.org
Wildcat strike action has spread across the UK in support of a strike by construction workers at the Lindsey oil refinery in Lincolnshire over an Italian firm getting a contract for part of the refitting work on the refinery. The Italian firm will use its permanent workforce of Italian workers.
Part of the background to the strike is increased use of sub-contracting on construction jobs, using EU rulings which allow contractors to undercut union-negotiated agreements by employing sub-contractors from other EU countries.
On Monday 2 February the Lindsey strikers adopted a series of positive trade-union demands. But socialists have faced the paradox that the most inspiring working-class movement for many years takes place under a central slogan, "British Jobs For British Workers", which cannot conceivably answer the needs which spur the action. What should our attitude be?
Wildcat strike action has spread across the UK in support of a strike by construction workers at the Lindsey oil refinery in Lincolnshire over an Italian firm getting a contract for part of the refitting work on the refinery. The Italian firm will use its permanent workforce of Italian workers.
Part of the background to the strike is increased use of sub-contracting on construction jobs, using EU rulings which allow contractors to undercut union-negotiated agreements by employing sub-contractors from other EU countries.
On Monday 2 February the Lindsey strikers adopted a series of positive trade-union demands. But socialists have faced the paradox that the most inspiring working-class movement for many years takes place under a central slogan, "British Jobs For British Workers", which cannot conceivably answer the needs which spur the action. What should our attitude be?
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Yes, fight for jobs - and for all workers!
a response to the recent strike waves on workers liberty.org
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Teesside Solidarity Network: inaugural meeting
Teesside Solidarity Network: inaugural meeting
Ecology, feminism, solidarity| Date: | Wednesday, February 4, 2009 |
| Time: | 7:30pm - 9:00pm |
| Location: | Sassaris (upstairs) |
| Street: | Linthorpe Road |
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