UNISON

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Nalgo Left shows its strengthFred Leplat and Carolyn Sikorski · Socialist Outlook no. 25, June 1990 · named 40×
NHS strugglesJenny Fisher · Socialist Viewpoint no. 7, September 1985 · named 27×
Union conference surveySocialist Outlook no. 17, August 1989 · named 24×
Can NALGO's left meet the challenge?Socialist Outlook no. 3, June 8 1991 · named 23×
Wanted: A Scargill to lead health service struggles!Jane Goss · Socialist Viewpoint no. 1, Autumn 1984 · named 20×
Prepare for post-merger fight UNISON: Left must be builtSocialist Outlook no. 44, June 12 1993 · named 19×
NALGO Conference '93 Left faces big battles in UNISON mergerDoug Thorpe · Socialist Outlook no. 45, June 26 1993 · named 18×
Missing the point on UNISONInternational Workers' · Socialist Outlook no. 64, June 11 1994 · named 17×
New left wing in UNISONFred Leplat · Socialist Outlook no. 69, September 24 1994 · named 17×
UNISON policy stand will make it hard for DobboSocialist Outlook no. 33, April 2000 · named 16×
Islington - Defeat from the jaws of VictorySocialist Outlook no. 18, September 1998 · named 15×
AGAIN!!! Tough fight faces left at UNISONDoug Thorpe · Socialist Outlook no. 62, May 14 1994 · named 15×
Stop the UNISON witch huntSimon Deville · Socialist Outlook no. 10, November 1997 · named 14×
Labour and NALGO Executives try to defuse anger NALGO Nov 4 day of actionSocialist Outlook no. 30, October 25 1992 · named 14×
UNISON: branch democracy under attackDE VOS · Socialist Outlook no. 12, February 1998 · named 14×
Seven month strike wins concessionsDoug Thorpe · Socialist Outlook no. 36, January 30 1993 · named 13×
UNISON must build for November 11 demonstration Market massacre threatens NHSHarry Sloan · Socialist Outlook no. 49, September 18 1993 · named 13×
NALGO disputeSocialist Viewpoint no. 4, March 1985 · named 13×
Union ConferencesSocialist Viewpoint no. 13, July 1986 · named 13×
Covering up facts on coalDave Osler · Socialist Outlook no. 38, February 27 1993 · named 12×
UNISONSocialist Outlook no. 84, May 27 1995 · named 12×
No room for complacencyTheresa Conway · International no. 2, January–February 1986 · named 11×
Left revolt stems offensive by UNISON right wingSocialist Outlook no. 26, Summer 1999 · named 11×
Tougher line demanded on privatisation - Left turns up heat on UNISON chiefsSocialist Outlook no. 56, Summer 2002 · named 11×
NALGO pay defeatBrian Gardner · Socialist Outlook no. 7, September 14 1991 · named 11×
UNISON holds back on paySocialist Outlook no. 63, June 1 1994 · named 11×
UNISON rejects derisory offerPaul Wozny · Socialist Outlook no. 65, June 25 1994 · named 11×
NHS: stepping up the fightHarry Sloan · Socialist Outlook no. 6, April–March 1988 · named 11×
Unions and politics: Why feed the hand that bites you?Fred Leplat · Socialist Outlook no. 52, February 2002 · named 10×
Anti-fascists combat threat from far rightGail Squires · Socialist Outlook no. 11, November 9 1991 · named 10×
Islington nurseries in class struggleWhitfield Chair · Socialist Outlook no. 47, August 1993 · named 10×
UNISON Left - time to get organisedDoug Thorpe · Socialist Outlook no. 51, October 30 1993 · named 10×
Time to broaden out UNISON's left wingSocialist Outlook no. 60, April 16 1994 · named 10×
UNISON's leaders attack activistsTom Snell · Socialist Outlook no. 68, September 10 1994 · named 10×
UNISON delegates say 'no' to blank cheque forSocialist Outlook no. 82, April 29 1995 · named 10×
Tories move against Brent UNISONBrian Gardner · Socialist Outlook no. 100, April 6 1996 · named 10×
"No-one's got any stability in their life"Brian Gardner · Socialist Outlook no. 100, April 6 1996 · named 10×
UNISON 'too willing to take back seat'BRIAN GARDNER · Socialist Outlook no. 102, March 25 1996 · named 10×
UNISON dumps Hillingdon Hospital strikersLondon Regional · Socialist Outlook no. 2, February 1997 · named 10×
UNISON Gas convenor victimisedSocialist Outlook no. 10, November 1997 · named 10×
C SOMALINT DOTLOOK Bickerstaffe fronts growing UNISON witch-huntSocialist Outlook no. 25, May 1999 · named 10×
NALGO ducks redundancy fightFred Leplat · Socialist Outlook no. 1, May 1 1991 · named 9×
Fighting mood at NALGO conferenceEve Turner · Socialist Outlook no. 4, June 22 1991 · named 9×
Local government cutbacks 'Loony right' Labour councils slam workers and servicesBrian Gardner · Socialist Outlook no. 16, February 15 1992 · named 9×
What hope of a new union?Socialist Outlook no. 18, March 21 1992 · named 9×
NALGO's Newham selloutSocialist Outlook no. 29, October 10 1992 · named 9×
UNISON pulls back on payFred Leplat · Socialist Outlook no. 50, October 9 1993 · named 9×
Left challenge to BickerstaffeFred Loplat · Socialist Outlook no. 86, June 24 1995 · named 9×
UNISON officials queue to get outTim Wilson · Socialist Outlook no. 72, November 19 inc T and P supplement · named 9×
UNISON sick of waiting for London weightingSocialist Outlook no. 54, April 2002 · named 9×
Union news in briefSocialist Viewpoint no. 6, June–July 1985 · named 9×
CursSocialist Outlook no. 4, June 22 1991 · named 8×
Towards a newSocialist Outlook no. 17, February 29 1992 · named 8×
Gloves off in Islington strikeSocialist Outlook no. 28, September 26 1992 · named 8×
Promising signs in the gloomDoug Thorpe · Socialist Outlook no. 59, March 26 1994 · named 8×
UNISON: nice policies - shame about the inaction!Fred Loplat · Socialist Outlook no. 84, May 27 1995 · named 8×
Hillingdon strikers take on bosses and bureaucratsRod Marshall · Socialist Outlook no. 92, October 28 1995 · named 8×
Liverpool dockers dig in against sackingsSimon Day · Socialist Outlook no. 94, December 1995 · named 8×
Defend Bernie HynesSimon Deville · Socialist Outlook no. 11, December 1997 · named 8×
Bickerstaffe fronts witch-hunt of supporters of UNISON policySimon Deville · Socialist Outlook no. 27, September 1999 · named 8×
UNISON throws out PFI dealSocialist Outlook no. 55, May–June 2002 · named 8×
No hope for "socialism in one borough"John Peters · Socialist Viewpoint no. 16, April–May 1987 · named 8×
Remembering Paul WoznySocialist Outlook no. 19, October 1998 · named 7×
Delegates vote for action, left falls to piecesDoug Thorpe · Socialist Outlook no. 24, June 27 1992 · named 7×
Send us £20!Doug Thorpe · Socialist Outlook no. 31, November 7 1992 · named 7×
Fight back for local government jobs!Steve Kaczynski · Socialist Outlook no. 37, February 13 1993 · named 7×
Bust the 1.5 per cent limit!Doug Thorpe · Socialist Outlook no. 41, May 1 1993 · named 7×
New Left launched in UNISONSocialist Outlook no. 75, January 7 1995 · named 7×
This issue's FeedbackSocialist Outlook no. 103, June 8 1996 · named 7×
For a fighting, democratic UNISONSocialist Outlook no. 72, November 19 inc T and P supplement · named 7×
Hillingdon strikers approach victorySimon Deville · Socialist Outlook no. 15, May 1998 · named 7×
Campaign For A Living Wage Demonstrate in Newcastle on 10 AprilFred Leplat London · Socialist Outlook no. 22, February 1999 · named 7×
Organise now for the Newcastle demo!Socialist Outlook no. 22, February 1999 · named 7×
Time to fight for OUR values!Elkie Dee · Socialist Outlook no. 28, October 1999 · named 7×
Defend expelled UNISON activists!Socialist Outlook no. 34, May 2000 · named 7×
BELONG— IN THE NHS No privatisation.Socialist Outlook no. 46, June 2001 · named 7×
UNISON conference fires warning shots at New LabourFred Leplat · Socialist Outlook no. 47, July–August 2001 · named 7×
Heated debate on Palestine as Alliance agrees next stepsTerry Conway · Socialist Outlook no. 54, April 2002 · named 7×
Disillusion fuels right wing in TGWU electionsMartin Anthony · Socialist Outlook no. 1, May 1 1991 · named 6×
Tube workers suffer defeat on jobsSocialist Outlook no. 2, May 18 1991 · named 6×
NALGO election blowSocialist Outlook no. 20, April 17 1992 · named 6×
LocalDoug Thorpe · Socialist Outlook no. 23, June 13 1992 · named 6×
NALGOSocialist Outlook no. 23, June 13 1992 · named 6×
Islington NALGO escalates actionDoug Thorpe · Socialist Outlook no. 27, September 12 1992 · named 6×
For a fighting public sectorPaul Swift · Socialist Outlook no. 37, February 13 1993 · named 6×
SMASH THE TORIES' PAY PLANS How Tories size up the prospects for pay freezeDave Osler · Socialist Outlook no. 40, April 1993 · named 6×
Anti-racists build support for 19 MarchJeff Lowe and Chris Brooks · Socialist Outlook no. 58, March 12 1994 · named 6×
Birmingham benefit staffBob Smith · Socialist Outlook no. 60, April 16 1994 · named 6×
Local government workers: it's time for action!Hampshire UNISON · Socialist Outlook no. 66, July 1994 · named 6×
600 back Sefton UNISON defiance of anti-union lawsSocialist Outlook no. 67, August 1994 · named 6×
NHS pay: all out for July 29 demo!Harry Sloan · Socialist Outlook no. 86, June 24 1995 · named 6×
Left challenge in UNISON ballotFred Leplat · Socialist Outlook no. 91, October 7 1995 inc T and P Ernest Mandel supp · named 6×
Hillingdon strikers stand firm!Brixton Thursday · Socialist Outlook no. 95, January 20 1996 · named 6×
Pressure mounts on Pall MallSocialist Outlook no. 100, April 6 1996 · named 6×
Asylum Bill: Just say noSimon Deville · Socialist Outlook no. 102, March 25 1996 · named 6×
Prepare for the coming battlesSocialist Outlook no. 105, July 13 1996 · named 6×
Hillingdon strikers fight on despite betrayalFred Leplat · Socialist Outlook no. 6, June 1997 · named 6×
Camden library staff break silenceElkie Dee · Socialist Outlook no. 14, April 1998 · named 6×
UNISON left unites behind BannisterSocialist Outlook no. 31, February 2000 · named 6×
Dudley strikers battle onSocialist Outlook no. 41, January 2001 · named 6×
Health workersSocialist Outlook no. 26, July–August 1990 · named 6×
Unison's leaders scorn conference votesPaul Wozny · Socialist Outlook no. 17, Summer 1998 · named 5×
London's Mayor - Party choice or Tony Crony?Pete Firmin · Socialist Outlook no. 20, December 1998 · named 5×
Death of Bernie Hynes - A blow to UNISON leftSocialist Outlook no. 24, April 1999 · named 5×
UNISON: Campaign for a Fighting, Democratic General Secretary!Socialist Outlook no. 29, November 1999 · named 5×
Spread the fight to win Dudley strikeBob Whitehead · Socialist Outlook no. 37, September 2000 · named 5×
UNISON left must rise to challengeSocialist Outlook no. 37, September 2000 · named 5×
Save the EGA!John Lister · Socialist Outlook no. 7, September 14 1991 · named 5×
Health workers strike backHarry Sloan · Socialist Outlook no. 8, September 28 1991 · named 5×
Why left should back public sector unionDoug Thorpe · Socialist Outlook no. 17, February 29 1992 · named 5×
NALGO fights redundanciesSocialist Outlook no. 25, July 11 1992 · named 5×
PROFESSIONILS A LOS NO JOB LOSSESSETim Davis · Socialist Outlook no. 26, July–August 1992 · named 5×
London NHS fightbackHarry Sloan · Socialist Outlook no. 27, September 12 1992 · named 5×
Victory against hospital cuts Two, three, many UCHs?Harry Sloan · Socialist Outlook no. 34, December–January 1992–3 · named 5×
EI Salvador - is it victory or defeat?Michael Livingston · Socialist Outlook no. 45, June 26 1993 · named 5×
TUC '93 From failure to irrelevance? HOME NEWSPaul Clarke · Socialist Outlook no. 48, September 1993 · named 5×
Campaign for a Fighting Democratic UNISONSocialist Outlook no. 51, October 30 1993 · named 5×
UNISONSocialist Outlook no. 60, April 16 1994 · named 5×
Signal staff step up fightGreg Tucker · Socialist Outlook no. 66, July 1994 · named 5×
New fudge on employment rights for disabled Don't be vague: say no to Hague!Harry Sloan · Socialist Outlook no. 76, January 21 1995 · named 5×
8-page trade union review Last chance to mount coordinated national actionSocialist Outlook no. 84, May 27 1995 · named 5×
UNISONSocialist Outlook no. 107, September 1996 · named 5×
Single Status - why UNISON must vote NOFred Leplat · Socialist Outlook no. 6, June 1997 · named 5×
After the landslide UNISON needs action,Andrew Wiard · Socialist Outlook no. 6, June 1997 · named 5×
Membership back witchunted stewardElkle Dee · Socialist Outlook no. 13, March 1998 · named 5×
Partial victory for victimised UNISON repSocialist Outlook no. 14, April 1998 · named 5×
New wave of cuts slash social servicesSocialist Outlook no. 18, September 1998 · named 5×
"Our Union needs to change" CensorshipLeeds Metropolitan University · Socialist Outlook no. 21, January 1999 · named 5×
Trade Unions for KosovaElkie Dee · Socialist Outlook no. 26, Summer 1999 · named 5×
Bogus "legal" threats fuel witch huntDemocratic UNISON · Socialist Outlook no. 28, October 1999 · named 5×
Haringey unions fight Labour council's cutsSocialist Outlook no. 31, February 2000 · named 5×
New Labour's Newham council derecognises UNISON!Socialist Outlook no. 54, April 2002 · named 5×
EditorialsSocialist Outlook no. 26, July–August 1990 · named 5×
Strike action fights racismSocialist Viewpoint no. 7, September 1985 · named 5×
NUR ballot post-mortemSocialist Viewpoint no. 7, September 1985 · named 5×
20,000 join demo against poverty wagesSimon Deville · Socialist Outlook no. 24, April 1999 · named 4×
Remembering Paul WoznySocialist Outlook no. 26, Summer 1999 · named 4×
Editorial - GMB's anti-PFI campaign raises the heat on BlairSocialist Outlook no. 48, September 2001 · named 4×
Stop the War Coalition steps up fight - Build a massive march on Sept 28th!Paul Wilcox · Socialist Outlook no. 56, Summer 2002 · named 4×
Lambeth cuts face mounting oppositionCouncillor John Tuite · Socialist Outlook no. 2, May 18 1991 · named 4×
Debt actionSocialist Outlook no. 4, June 22 1991 · named 4×
Labour sacks Camden NALGO strikersCarolyn Sikorski · Socialist Outlook no. 17, February 29 1992 · named 4×
The myth of the Red menaceSocialist Outlook no. 18, March 21 1992 · named 4×
Left pressure builds up in NUPEGlenn Sutherland · Socialist Outlook no. 23, June 13 1992 · named 4×
Under fire for speaking outSocialist Outlook no. 26, July–August 1992 · named 4×
New court blow to unionSocialist Outlook no. 27, September 12 1992 · named 4×
GMB-T&G: lash-up of the titans?Socialist Outlook no. 27, September 12 1992 · named 4×
NUPSocialist Outlook no. 27, September 12 1992 · named 4×
NALGO Islington Strikers solidDoug Thorpe · Socialist Outlook no. 29, October 10 1992 · named 4×
College pay selloutSocialist Outlook no. 32, November 21 1992 · named 4×
Following successful strike Tube union notches up a major victorySocialist Outlook no. 51, October 30 1993 · named 4×
OFFICIAL PICKET UNISONSocialist Outlook no. 56, February 5 1994 · named 4×
Organise to saveDavid Thomas · Socialist Outlook no. 75, January 7 1995 · named 4×
Clause IV can block the road to ruinEileen Gersh · Socialist Outlook no. 77, February 11 1995 · named 4×
Labour Women's Conference A defeat that settles nothingSocialist Outlook no. 81, April 8 1995 · named 4×
Pay insult triggers wide lunch-time protests NHS: that was the campaign, that was!Socialist Outlook no. 81, April 8 1995 · named 4×
Camden workers get the gift of the sackBrlan Gardner · Socialist Outlook no. 98, March 2 1996 · named 4×
UNISONSocialist Outlook no. 105, July 13 1996 · named 4×
No AGM for LiverpoolSocialist Outlook no. 72, November 19 inc T and P supplement · named 4×
Police raid on Notts. branchMark Janson · Socialist Outlook no. 10, November 1997 · named 4×
FUND OUR SERVICES TAX THE RICHSocialist Outlook no. 12, February 1998 · named 4×
Striking care workers stand firm against scrooge employerALON SHORNETY · Socialist Outlook no. 16, June 1998 · named 4×
TAXES UPT SERVICES Anoia yamir lame a Labor councils.Socialist Outlook no. 16, June 1998 · named 4×
Attacks on UNISON democracy continueFred Leplat · Socialist Outlook no. 22, February 1999 · named 4×
20,000 join demo against povertySimon Deville · Socialist Outlook no. 24, April 1999 · named 4×
UNISocialist Outlook no. 36, Summer 2000 · named 4×
1,000 join Dudley strikers demoDudley Hospitals UNI- · Socialist Outlook no. 43, March 2001 · named 4×
Medical secretaries strike again!Socialist Outlook no. 49, October 2001 · named 4×
SP candidate splits London UNISON leftLeft National · Socialist Outlook no. 52, February2002 · named 4×
CRE MASSACRESocialist Outlook no. 54, April 2002 · named 4×
NUM conference ignores sacked minersSocialist Outlook no. 2, July–August 1987 · named 4×
Lessons in militancy from French nursesSocialist Outlook no. 10, November 1988 · named 4×
Here's the industrial upsurge!Socialist Outlook no. 17, August 1989 · named 4×
Ammunition for campaignsSocialist Outlook no. 26, July–August 1990 · named 4×
Crunch for NALGO strikeDoug Thorpe · Socialist Outlook no. 32, November 21 1992 · named 3×
College strikes celebrate UNISON launchSocialist Outlook no. 46, July 10 1993 · named 3×
UNISON test for leftSocialist Outlook no. 85, June 10 1995 · named 3×
NHS pay deal: UNISON 'wins' the worst of all worldsSocialist Outlook no. 90, September 23 1995 · named 3×
UNISON drags feet on fighting gas victimisationElkie Dee · Socialist Outlook no. 12, February 1998 · named 3×
UNISON ballot: Dave Prentis scrapes inSocialist Outlook no. 32, March 2000 · named 3×
Step up fight against UNISON witch hunt!Socialist Outlook no. 35, June 2000 · named 3×
UNISON's Blairite leaders crack down as the left unitesSocialist Outlook no. 46, June 2001 · named 3×
UNISON set for battleSocialist Outlook no. 55, May–June 2002 · named 3×
Scottish UNISON walks out on paySocialist Outlook no. 37, September 2000 · named 2×
UNISON - council staff must prepare strike actionSocialist Outlook no. 48, September 1993 · named 2×
OFFICIAL PICKET UNISONSocialist Outlook no. 51, October 30 1993 · named 2×
Unison Conference demands change from LabourFred Leplat · Socialist Outlook no. 105, July 13 1996 · named 2×
Victimised UNISON militantSocialist Outlook no. 24, April 1999 · named 2×
UNISON fails 'independent' PrenticeSocialist Outlook no. 30, Winter 1999 · named 2×
UNISON leaders win vote to continue witch huntSocialist Outlook no. 36, Summer 2000 · named 2×
VICTORY for Glasgow UNISON Sodexho agrees to NHS terms and conditionsSocialist Outlook no. 57, August 2002 · named 2×
NALGO conference swings leftSocialist Outlook no. 2, July–August 1987 · named 2×
Angry NALGO sits inBob Smith · Socialist Outlook no. 42, May 15 1993 · named 1×
FORWARD IN UNISONKeith Sinclair · Socialist Outlook no. 47, August 1993 · named 1×
OFFICIAL PICKET UNISON St Helens jobs fight led into blind alleyGlenn Voris · Socialist Outlook no. 63, June 1 1994 · named 1×
UNISON PUT THRO the CUtsSocialist Outlook no. 84, May 27 1995 · named 1×
UNISON backs FACE demoSocialist Outlook no. 89, September 1995 inc T and P supp · named 1×