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Unite the
Resistance has called for a regional conference In Sheffield this is supported
by up to now PCS, NUT,
UCU, NUJ and CWU. It is our view that
nothing less than the most radical resistance is needed to combat this
government on the rich for the rich. The
British state has effectively declared war on large sections of our
communities. This government represents
division, injustice, cruelty, corruption and are now due to their policy being
threatened by the UN to downgrade the UK to a category b Nation for Human
rights.
Attacks on Disabled people, the unemployed, workers’ rights, public sector workers, private
sector workers, Pensions, Housing, the right to legal representation. Food banks and soup kitchens springing up
everywhere the sell-off of the NHS, Education for the few. Increased reports of
deceases associated with poverty and malnutrition, thousands have now died
within 6 weeks of an Atos assessment,
There is
also the hate campaign going on against groups all over the country we need
unity not division and they know that too that’s why they work so hard to turn
one group against another. Ask yourself this;
is this what you want for your kids and grand-kids? Years of misery or is it
fitting to dishonour the struggles of the past the fruits of which we enjoy but
which they the state are robbing you of. The British state has effectively declared
war on large sections of its own people.
Are you now asking yourself? Someone should do something well guess what
you are that someone time to fight back for our kids future your present and to
honour past struggle time to get off your knees
If you agree
with the above why not join us in Sheffield at the Unite the Resistance Conference
initial details below more to follow
Venue
Novotel in central Sheffield
50 Arundel Gate,
Sheffield, S1 2PR
50 Arundel Gate,
Sheffield, S1 2PR
Date 16th
March.
11am-5pm
11am-5pm
Confirmed speakers so
far include
·
Mark Serwotka; PCS General Secretary
·
Kevin Courtney; NUT Deputy General Secretary
·
Martin Mayer; Unite NEC
·
Ian Hodson; President Bakery food
& Allied workers union
·
Karen Reissman Manchester Health
Unison Branch
Alan Gibbons (children's' author and libraries campaigner)
Workshops include
Alan Gibbons (children's' author and libraries campaigner)
Workshops include
WE THE undersigned agree to:
Support
resistance to all the attacks on working people; against cuts in
services and privatisation, against job losses, pay curbs and attacks on
welfare. The general strike across large parts of southern Europe on 14
November shows the growing opposition to austerity and the power that
workers have to stop the attacks .
Encourage the development of networks of trade
unionists and activists in our local area that link rank and file
workers and union officials who are prepared to lead a fight within and
across trade unions and between workplaces. These should link up with
community, anti-cuts and student organisations. These networks could
help activists organise for a fightback in our own sectors. and
communities against job losses, pay curbs, cuts and privatisation and
deliver solidarity for any struggles that take place locally or
nationally. They can also campaign for national industrial action and
coordinated strikes and push to maximise the impact of national
initiatives.
Campaign
for the TUC to turn words into action and implement the call for a
general strike and popularise the general strike call across the public
and private sector.
Build maximum support and solidarity with any workers taking action.Provide
a forum in which activists can discuss and debate the way forward and
organise action. We should approach union branches, local trades
councils and other relevant groups to be part of organising regional UtR
events in the new year.
Support, learn and build solidarity for struggles in
other parts of the world, including initiatives such as international
delegations, twinning, inviting international speakers.
Support
resistance to racism, fascism, sexism, homophobia and transphobia,
disablism, attacks on migrants, scapegoating of people on benefits, or
anything else that divides workers.
Support campaigns to defend our right to organise
against the anti trade union laws and other attacks on our right to
strike or protest.
Present
a positive alternative to austerity based on the Unite the Resistance
action plan as outlined in the new pamphlet launched last November. To
develop the Unite the Resistance website as a tool for organising
solidarity, and to provide materials, stories, updates and discussions
that arm activists in the fight against austerity.
We pledge to argue
to get national strike action back on the agenda and for the
coordination wherever possible of action between those unions who are
willing to fight.
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