Solidarity 3/205
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"This is a protest they will never understand" said one youth, as he, along with around 2,000 other young people, camped out in Puerta del Sol square in Madrid, defying a ban on demonstrations in the days before municipal and regional elections on Sunday 22 May.
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Tube drivers could now strike alongside other public sector workers on 30 June as part of the ongoing dispute to win the reinstatement of victimised union activist Arywn Thomas.
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RMT members working for Heathrow Express will begin a 48-hour strike on Friday 28 May as they seek an improved pay offer from management.
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Max Watson, chair of London Metropolitan University Unison, told Solidarity about the union’s campaign against course closures.
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This year’s CWU Conference comes as the pressure in both the postal and telecoms sectors is set to increase.
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PCS conference has agreed that members will be balloted over jobs, pensions, redundancy payouts and pay.
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Readers respond to Pat Murphy’s article Why super-injunctions are good (Solidarity 3-204).
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Stuart Jordan responds to North London Solidarity Federation (SolFed) in our continuing debate on the differences and similarities between Marxist and anarchist traditions.
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In some areas, notably Nottingham, union activists are preparing for the probable strike against pension cuts on 30 June in one way.