Ray Goodspeed spoke to Antonia Berelson, a Specialist Nurse in East Sussex and branch committee member in the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) about the
Category: Trade Union Archive
The leaders of three of the main NHS unions in the pay dispute are badly letting down their members by recommending acceptance of a deal
By Richard Mellor in California In December 2021, members of the once mighty United Auto Workers’ Union voted 63.6 percent in support of electing top
[Editorial Note: although this is a much longer read than most Left Horizons articles, we are publishing here the full text of the report produced
By Mark Langabeer, Hastings and Rye Labour member Business as Usual was a ‘low budget’ film, made in 1987, but was based on real events
[Editorial note: Left Horizons is happy to support the election campaign of Keith Henderson, for the Services Industries sector of the National Executive Council of
By Sue Denham Audrey White’s dispute with Lady at Lord John Liverpool, 1983 Forty years ago, a clothing shop manager in Liverpool, Audrey White, took
By William F. Ward Elections for the EC of Unite, the UKs second largest union, are underway and nominations have just closed. Unite is important
By Michael Roberts “The theories of John Maynard Keynes provide the sound intellectual framework for the views which trade unionists had always instinctively held and
By John Pickard Last week, on the day when more than half a million workers were on strike to defend their living standards, when hundreds
