Tag: France

  • NSSN 467: New year opens with workers’ victories

    NSSN 467: New year opens with workers’ victories

    The NSSN is delighted to report that just two weeks into 2020, there have been significant victories in a number of disputes. We look forward to many more during the rest of the year. Please give support and solidarity to all the other workers and their unions taking action, the details of which you can…

  • NSSN 298: French striker confirmed for NSSN Conference July 2nd

    NSSN 298: French striker confirmed for NSSN Conference July 2nd

    Trade union activists in the UK have been following the incredible events in France over the last couple of months – although mainly on social media as there has been a virtual blackout by the mainstream broadcasters. They clearly don’t want workers here to be inspired by the mass strikes and demonstrations against the government’s…

  • NSSN 295: Bakers Union strikes back in Yorkshire & Wales!

    NSSN 295: Bakers Union strikes back in Yorkshire & Wales!

    On April 1st, the NSSN alongside other campaigning organisations, took part in a Fast Food Rights/Hungry for Justice protest alongside the BFAWU Bakers Union outside Downing Street. It was to protest at the Government’s new ‘Gimmick’ National Living Wage. The Tories tried to portray it as a real breakthrough for the low-paid but BFAWU President…

  • NSSN 288: Get the Tories out! March together on April 16

    NSSN 288: Get the Tories out! March together on April 16

    First it was the U-turn on tax credits, then Personal Independence Payment after Iain Duncan Smith’s resignation and now on top of the division over Europe, Cameron has been shaken by the Panama tax exposé. The Tories really are on the edge! The question is how do we push them over it?! It’s clear that…

  • NSSN 285: Tories split as IDS resigns – joint action to stop the cuts!

    Millions of workers would have enjoyed their Friday night as the news filtered through that work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith had resigned from the government because of the planned cuts to Personal Independence Payments (PIP). All those who have suffered from the brutal benefit cuts and sanctions as well as civil service workers…