Socialist Outlook

Socialist Viewpoint, International, Socialist Outlook and their supplements, 1984–2002

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Socialist Outlook no. 56, Summer 2002 · 249 words

Outlook despite Hugh take positions as left bureaucrats victory of his rather than representing members willing to fight. Executive a very TOW Serwotka in the courts, Moderate majority on partly be Moderates are rattled by the level of support Serwotka has amongst ordinary members. However they will side of the Union, if the left can inspire the membership. The left must ensure members are mobilised around well as the Serwotka dispute. Department UWH works and Fensions DWIN shut a third of old BA and ES offices and introduce outrageous sickness and disciDespite what is happening strike action. The union's press office made sure this was in the hands of the press before the speech was even made, but miraculously press release on asylum 5 working days after the Probably the low point of conference was the eventual accountability at all over Fighzing for the job he already room: Mark Serootka elsewhere, the Left Unity DWP Executive must start to lead a fight against such for Plansthe Members voted for the Serwotka as they could see he of struggle on their behalf. Left Unity must demonstrate lead a fightback only against management, and is crats to gain positions. Only then can it start to make real progress in the PCS. Hopefully Reamsbottom he ne one are corre ing disaster. Mark Serwotka and PCS members deserve our support in taci akat tol i democratic Union. Trade Unionists can exert pressure Reamsbottom. His breed has ment. Again Lvons took the micro-

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