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Saturday, 21 August 2010

Public sector productivity - no pride just prejudice‏

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The usual suspects at the Torygraph took great delight yesterday in running a piece on a fanciful bit of research by a consultancy house tha...

Pathfinder Mutuals - more a Chinese lantern than a pyrotechnic spectacle‏

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My youngest daughter had a school holiday nightmare sleepover. You know the ones that start off as a couple of friends over for a movie and ...

Hear My Soul Speak by Lowkey‏

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I was not born under a rhyming planet, Just a desperate world, obsessed with wealth, The quest for sales, pressures precious men and girls...

Spending Challenge: back with a whimper‏

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The Other Taxpayers Alliance reports on the farce of Chancellor Osborne’s Spending Challenge and amidst thousands of banalities spots some p...
Friday, 20 August 2010

Public sector pay strike underway in South Africa‏

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COSATU affiliated public sector unions commenced an indefinite pay strike on Wednesday after rejecting a government offer of a 7% rise. Over...

Con Dem cuts undermine equal pay progress in public sector‏

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A Chartered Management Institute report indicates that gender pay discrimination remains deeply embedded in the UK labour market, particular...
Thursday, 19 August 2010

'WorkChoices' never again! - union message in Australian General Election‏

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In the 2007 Australian General Election trade unions played a decisive role in defeating the right wing Government of John Howard, derailing...

Spending Challenge suggestion scheme scrapes barrel of bigotry & consumerism‏

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In a suppose era of austerity and war on waste, HM Treasury is pressing on with its bogus public consultation exercise - the Spending Challe...

Amplifying the role of women in unions‏

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The American Rights at Work blog reports on two recent studies of the role of women in modern unions. http://americanrightsatwork.org/blog/2...
Wednesday, 18 August 2010

Union fury at even more Edinburgh LibDem/SNP cuts

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UNISON's Edinburgh branch has reacted furiously to the City Council’s announcement today to cut a further £16 million with 300 jobs to g...
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