800 public sector workers marched through Barnsley yesterday – and an estimated 4,000 did the same in Sheffield.
800 public sector workers marched through Barnsley yesterday – and an estimated 4,000 did the same in Sheffield.
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Following a wave of industrial struggles over the past couple of years, the trade union movement is at an ebb. Instead of mobilising workers, union leaders are waiting for Labour. Once again, this demonstrates the need for fighting leadership.
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