Trade Union
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Royal Mail service attacks threaten jobs – Nationalise!
Gary Clark, recently retired secretary of CWU Scotland No.2 branch Ofcom, the postal industry regulator, has announced the expected consultation…
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Fight the onslaught against council workers in Aberdeen
Socialist Party Scotland condemns the threats from Aberdeen City Council to make millions in cuts on the backs of hard…
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Fight for £15 an hour – with no age exemptions
By a Scottish PCS member Starmer’s Labour government’s plan to raise the minimum wage to £12.21 an hour for workers…
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PCS Broad Left Network to debate the lead needed to fight austerity and prepare for NEC elections
Socialist Party Scotland members in PCS CWI members in the PCS union, which organises civil service and outsourced government workers,…
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Royal Mail handed over to billionaire boss – CWU must demand nationalisation
Gary Clark, Socialist Party Scotland and retired CWU member The government has approved the takeover of Royal Mail by EP…
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Unison leadership elections: The issues at stake
Unison is the largest trade union in the UK, with over a million members delivering public services in the NHS…
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Stammering is a trade union issue
Gary Clark 22 October is International Stammering Awareness Day, when stammering and stuttering organisations try to raise awareness. Around 40,000…
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Perth and Kinross UNISON strike for pay justice
Text of a Socialist Party Scotland leaflet Socialist Party Scotland offer our full support to the striking UNISON members at…
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Civil service pay – build a serious campaign
Bulletin of Socialist Party Scotland members in PCS Starmer’s Labour and the SNP don’t fight for us! We need a…
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Local government pay: Vote for strike action in the Unison national ballot, support the action in Perth and Kinross
Stephen McCann, Branch officer Glasgow City Unison (Personal Capacity) The fight for a decent pay rise for Local Government workers…
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