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Scotland 2017: A year of turmoil and rising working class anger against capitalism
The following document dealing with perspectives for Scotland for 2017 was discussed, debated and agreed at the Socialist Party Scotland conference…
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NHS bosses wield the axe to vital services
By a Unison member NHS Tayside needs to make £58m of savings between now and next April. It doesn’t stop…
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Scottish budget: SNP’s sorry capitulation to austerity continues
Philip Stott reports The Scottish Government’s draft budget for 2017/18, which was unveiled on Thursday, was yet another sorry chapter…
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Strike action delivers pay victory for college staff
FE support staff in colleges across Scotland, organised in Unison and the GMB, have won their demand for a £450 pay rise…
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Glasgow Labour leaders deluged with protests as workers strike against privatisation
Matt Dobson reports The attempted scabbing operation by Glasgow Labour council in an effort to undermine Unison’s strike action against…
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The guard stays on the train – RMT members defeat ScotRail bosses
By Philip Stott After a major campaign of strike action over the summer, ScotRail guards have won a big victory…
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Students get organised to fight debt, cuts and capitalism
Sean Robertson, Heriot-Watt Socialist Students Society College and university students starting the new term are facing a damaging cocktail of…
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SNP launch independence “conversation” while defending big business interests
By Philip Stott The Scottish National Party (SNP) have launched a “new conversation” on independence, two months after the Brexit…
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Scottish college workers are striking for pay equality
Socialist Party Scotland give our 100% support and solidarity to the more than 2,000 Unison members who are taking strike…
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After Brexit: SNP hesitate on indyref 2
Matt Dobson reports The 62% to 38% vote for Scotland to remain in the EU led to First Minister and…
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