Saturday, 11 December 2010
Enraged Bankers Under Pressure Over Bonuses
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Bankers were yesterday told there will be no backing down from an EU demand that they should be paid no more than 20 per cent of their bonus...
Arguments against a pay freeze
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Last week the Obama administration announced a plan to freeze the salaries of non-military federal employees for two years, using the same b...
Students lead by example and seize the day
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The Guardian reports on the direct action of student groups who have mobilised large scale resistance to cuts in education and increased tui...
Riot by Gwendolyn Brooks
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A riot is the language of the unheard. —martin luther king
Friday, 10 December 2010
What Debt Does To Young People In The UK
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The bankers debt passed on to the population now finds its expression in the police response to the youth protesting for a better future. Th...
Unions & International Development
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Owen Tudor writes on the Guardian ‘poverty matters’ blog about the TUC’s international development work: ‘the TUC has three main goals for i...
Resignations over student fees
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Lib Dem activist Richard Huzzey has resigned from the party over the student fees vote. This follows Jenny Willott resigning as Chris Huhne...
Thursday, 9 December 2010
Vampire Squid Sucking Irish Blood - Bankers Get Bonuses
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Allied Irish Banks propped up by the State are going to pay €40m bonuses despite the bailout and a full frontal attack on workers and the po...
Con Dem job cuts don't add up
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Writing on the Public Finance blog, Heather Wakefield, UNISON national secretary for local government, deplores the rising number of job los...
The Tories & Unions - 'no disaster' or an existential threat?
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An under-reported WikiLeaks document was a curious US embassy cable sent one year ago, on 10 December 2009, following a meeting between US a...
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