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Conference 2008,
17-20 June 2008,
Bournemouth International Centre
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June 2008
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'Public services make us civilised'
(19/06/08) Trade unions need to think
globally to protect ideal of humane
communities, guest speaker James Clancy told
delegates this morning.
"Public services are critical to ensure
that, as globalisation rolls out in this
century, average folks, ordinary working men
and women have a chance," said the president
of Canada's National Union of Public and
General Employees.
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More conference news:
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Use your liberty to promote ours
(19/06/08) Conference urges support for
Burmese people
Solidarity with southern Africa
(19/06/08) The struggle continues, and trade
unionists still need our solidarity,
conference hears
Gaza siege condemned
(19/06/08) UNISON commits itself to
programme of 'practical solidarity with
Palestinians
The most dangerous place
(19/06/08) Union to prioritise work on
Colombia, where 26 trade unionists have been
killed this year
Conference warns of marketisation threat
(18/06/2008) UNISON reaffirms defence of
public services
Support promised to defend in-house services
(18/06/08) Conference vows to strengthen
local democracy and services
Let's celebrate the NHS - and defend it
(18/06/2008) Delegates vote to continue
opposing privatisation of the health service
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Conference 2008,
17-20 June 2008,
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June 2008
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Prentis issues battle warning
(17/06/08) "Class still divides. Geography
still divides. Working people - our people -
are taking the hit. It's immoral - and it's
got to change."
Addressing UNISON's national delegate
conference this afternoon, general secretary
Dave Prentis rallied members to prepare for
strikes across the public sector.
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Important work, important debates
(17/06/08) President opens conference by
highlighting anti-racism
The value of doing 'ordinary things well'
(17/06/2008) Annual report shows breadth of
UNISON's activities
Stop the violence
(17/06/08) 'It's not part of the job'
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