http://unison-scotland.blogspot.com/2011/11/morning-star-walkout-to-be-biggest.html
http://jonrogers1963.blogspot.com/2011/11/solidarity-forever-with-every-tom-dick.html
News, personal thoughts and other stuff that I am interested in. Served as an elected Regional Finance Convenor for London Unison. Accredited rep. Employee Relations practitioner with 28 years of on the job experience. Support Water Aid.
nick venedi
Wednesday, 30 November 2011
Tuesday, 29 November 2011
General Secretary's message to Unison members
Message from the General Secretary, Dave Prentis, to Unison members as published by the Guardian newspaper.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2011/nov/28/unison-strikes-new-year-prentis?CMP=twt_gu
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2011/nov/28/unison-strikes-new-year-prentis?CMP=twt_gu
Monday, 28 November 2011
Join the action
Unable to blog for technical reasons but thought my mate Jon's blog entries would be good as a substitute..
http://jonrogers1963.blogspot.com/2011/11/blairite-blogger-attacks-us-while-tory.html
http://jonrogers1963.blogspot.com/2011/11/blairite-blogger-attacks-us-while-tory.html
Sunday, 27 November 2011
PASOK, searching for a leader?
The reality is that Greece is facing a tought time with the current economic crisis, but this is not a problem that is exclusive to Hellas. Portugal, Ireland, Spain and other countries, including Italy are in a similar situation so this is not, in my opinion, the right time for PASOK members to be searching for a new leader for the party.
The decision to go for a national government of unity was a reasonably good one and no one should blame George Papandreou for the few mistakes he made prior to that decision. The fact is that external forces have forced the country to take the current steps but the reality is that these forces can not be ignored and we have to work with what we have even though it hurts. Better times will come and with that more worthy leaders?
The decision to go for a national government of unity was a reasonably good one and no one should blame George Papandreou for the few mistakes he made prior to that decision. The fact is that external forces have forced the country to take the current steps but the reality is that these forces can not be ignored and we have to work with what we have even though it hurts. Better times will come and with that more worthy leaders?
Saturday, 26 November 2011
Cyprus EU Presidency
The government of Cyprus has made all the necessary preparations to enable the Republic to deal with its obligations when they take over the revolving Presidency for the EU the term which starts in July 2012 with many projects being in place already.
The communist President of the Republic, Mr Christofias, has already declared that the state is ready to do what needs to be done. It will also be good if at the same time if the reunification of the island takes place before July 2012.
The communist President of the Republic, Mr Christofias, has already declared that the state is ready to do what needs to be done. It will also be good if at the same time if the reunification of the island takes place before July 2012.
Friday, 25 November 2011
Government threat to unions
The government is trying to intimated the unions by stating that the country will lose 500 million if public sector workers go on strike on the 30th. Perhaps they should consider the damage and the loss in the long term workers will have to endure if they didn't stand up for their rights and acted now.
Thursday, 24 November 2011
Lambeth Unison prepares
Proud to see that preparations in Lambeth are well advanced and things are ready for the 30 of November where the biggest protest seen in this country will be taking place. I know that other branches in London have been active but Lambeth has focused on the job and will ensure that the action will be full and decisive on the day. Good luck.
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