By Maureen Wade, (Chair, Birmingham UNISON retired members section, personal capacity) Birmingham City Council has announced the largest local authority budget cuts in history. Jobs
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Socialist clarity or muddled compromise: CGT in France in 1935. The view of Trotsky – Part Two.
Part Two – Workers’ control, peasant farmers, the need for class struggle. This following text is the second part of a speech made to the
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Letter: model resolution on ICJ and Gaza
Letter from Steve McKenzie, Unite Community member. It came to mind with the ICJ interim decision that there is plausible evidence that Israel is commiting
By Steve McKenzie, UNITE Community member This is the second part of a two part article. Part 1 can be found here. ************** At a
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Socialist clarity or muddled compromise: CGT in France in 1935 – the view of Trotsky
Part One – Nationalisation This following text is the first part of a speech made to the National Confederal Committee (NCC) of the CGT labour
By Steve McKenzie, UNITE Community member This article has been submitted to Left Horizons by one of our readers, Steve McKenzie. It is part 1
By John Pickard Today’s was the biggest strike in recent Northern Irish history, involving 150,000 workers, belonging to sixteen different trade unions, mostly in the
By Left Horizons supporters. Today, the London and Eastern Regional Committee of UNITE passed the following emergency motion, to go to the national EC of
By Left Horizons reporters Left Horizons does not agree with all of the expressions of support for a ceasefire in Gaza. There is often a
The special conference of the TUC last weekend reaffirmed its previous decision to opposed the Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Act, which comes into force in
