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Campaign update: 27 January 2012
Barclays wins ‘shame award’ for speculating on food prices
For information about the impact of the cuts:
Read the TUCG's Briefing 'Big Society, Savage Cuts'
Read the TUC Analysis on which outlines that the spending review will hit the poorest 15 times harder than the rich
Read the TUC Research 'The Gender Impact of Public Sector Cuts'
Read the NUT - UCU Survey on the Impact of College Funding Cuts
Read the National Penioners' Convention Report on the Impact of the Cuts on the Elderly
Read the False Economy Research predicting 50,000 NHS Job losses
Read the PCS's pamphlet ‘Welfare: an alternative vision’
There is an alternative to cuts!
More information about the economic impact of the cuts and for alternative proposals:
Read the TUC’s booklet ‘All Pain No Gain’ on how the coalition has got it badly wrong when it comes to addressing the deficit. Also read the TUC research 'The Gender Impact of Public Sector Cuts'.
Read the 'One Million Climate Jobs' pamphlet, which sets out a strategy to solve both the economic and environmental crises.
Read the LEAP dossier 'The Osborne Ready Reckoner' testing the statements the Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, made at the June Budget Statement.
Read PCS’s There is an alternative: The case against cuts in public spending.
Read POA’s Alternative to Private Prisons available November 2010.
About the campaign
Public Services Not Private Profit is a joint union campaign launched in March 2006 to defend public services against privatisation and stand up for the rights of public sector workers.
The campaign has the support of 14 national trade unions, several campaigning organisations and dozens of MPs.
Our campaign has led the fight to defend our public services. In June 2006, we organised a mass lobby and rally of Parliament that was attended by over 2,000 trade union delegates - the biggest lobby against privatisation in history. Since then, we have organised numerous local rallies, meetings, debate and fringe events which have been addressed by MPs, trade union leaders and prominent campaigners. Our aim is to put the struggle against privatisation firmly on the political agenda.
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Just one in 20 accepted for new disability allowance (160)
Wales Online, 28th July 2011 -
The three things Cameron should know about sickness and disability benefits (173)
Left Foot Forward 27th July 2011 -
Disability charity slams benefits assessment after MPs report (310)
infoonline 27th July 2011 -
University raises spectre of ‘creeping privatisation’ (272)
The Herald, 27th July 2011 -
Campaigners against Whiston hospital privatisation say threat is still “very real” (303)
Liverpool Daily Post, Jul 28 2011 -
Open public services: Privatisation or innovation? (316)
guardian.co.uk, Friday 15 July 2011 -
Fatal flaw in public services white paper (169)
Financial Times, 11th July 2011
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