GLASGOW SOLIDARITY NETWORK LAUNCH Sat. 20th Jan. 12 noon

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Sat, 28/01/2012 - 12:00 to 13:00
Event organiser: 
Glasgow Solidarity Network
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LEAFLET AND POSTER DISTIRBUTION STALL

SATURDAY 28TH JANAUARY

12 NOON - 1PM

NEXT TO THE CO-OP SUPERMARKET

285 GREAT WESTERN ROAD

WOODLANDS

GLASGOW G4 9HR

 

DEPOSIT STOLEN? WAGES STOLEN?

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Glasgow
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Oppose the BNP and EDL – Liverpool Crown Court, Monday 6 February

start: 
Mon, 06/02/2012 - 08:30

Location

Liverpool Crown Court
Victoria Monument, Derby Square
L2 1XA Liverpool
United Kingdom
53° 24' 19.422" N, 2° 59' 21.894" W
See map: Google Maps
Event organiser: 
Liverpool Antifascists
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On Monday 6 February, the British National Party and English Defence League will be holding concurrent demonstrations outside Liverpool Crown Court.

These demonstrations are in response to the court appearance of 11 men from Rochdale, accused of operating a child sex ring. The crime they are accused of is a despicable one, and we will shed no tears if they are jailed for a very long time. Yet the far-right is demonstrating here because they happen to be of Asian origin.

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Liverpool
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Public
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Picket Poundland over workfare - Brighton

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Sat, 28/01/2012 - 12:00 to 14:00
Event organiser: 
Brighton Benefits Campaign

Poundland are having people work for their dole money under the workfare scheme. Claimants have to work for free or lose their benefits. This undermines paid jobs, so it's bad for unemployed workers and employed workers both. Come and picket them with the Brighton Benefits Campaign on Saturday.

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Brighton
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Drop-in solidarity session - Brighton

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Sun, 29/01/2012 - 10:00 to 13:00
Event organiser: 
Brighton SF

If you're having trouble with the boss or landlord, or just want to find out more about the Solidarity Federation, we're holding a drop-in session this Sunday morning at 10am at the Cowley Club, 12 London Rd, Brighton. Drop in for a coffee and a chat. We are a revolutionary union initiative - we're not legal experts but we can help you find out your rights and suggest direct action tactics to get what you deserve.

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Brighton
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Drop-in solidarity session this Sunday (Jan 29)

If you're having trouble with the boss or landlord, or just want to find out more about the Solidarity Federation, we're holding a drop-in session this Sunday morning at 10am at the Cowley Club, 12 London Rd, Brighton. Drop in for a coffee and a chat. We are a revolutionary union initiative - we're not legal experts but we can help you find out your rights and suggest direct action tactics to get what you deserve.

Bristol and Spanish workers picket multi-national strike breakers Adecco

Bristol Solidarity Federation picketed a branch of giant employment agency and arch strike-breakers Adecco last week in solidarity with striking workers at the Asea Boveri Brown (ABB) factory in Cordoba, Spain. The strike was called in protest at ABB plans to make workers employed at the factory by subcontractors EULEN redundant and replace them with EUROCEN non-union labour with no experience or qualifications. EUROCEN is the logistics division of the ADECCO Group of companies. The dispute was fuelled by serious breaches of health and safety in the factory and by management's refusal to honour collective agreements. Adecco has been providing scab labour to try and break the strike.

New local newsletter, focused on direct action solidarity

We have just published the first issue of a new newsletter focussed on direct action solidarity: tackling the little gripes and grievances from workplace bullying to wage theft to stolen deposits. Since mid-2011 the Brighton Local of the Solidarity Federation has been running a stall in locations around the city and more recently in Bognor.

Rather than the usual political stall about the big issues of government cuts and policy decisions we decided to use it to talk directly to people about their issues at work, with their landlords or at the Jobcentre. The aim has been to encourage the idea that these problems we face aren’t just something we are having difficulty with as individuals, but rather that they are part of a whole range of wider issues faced by the working class (those who rely on wages and/or benefits to make a living).