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London bus workers demand reinstatement of David O Sullivan, sacked over COVID-19 safety: We can die and they just get someone else to take our place

London bus workers demand reinstatement of David O Sullivan, sacked over COVID-19 safety: We can die and they just get someone else to take our place
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Workers in Banbury condemn fire and rehire sell-out deal at Jacobs Douwe Egberts: It is a domino effect

Workers in Banbury condemn fire and rehire sell-out deal at Jacobs Douwe Egberts: It is a domino effect
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New Zealand: Vote no to sellout of Wellington bus drivers! Form rank-and-file committees!

New Zealand: Vote no to sellout of Wellington bus drivers! Form rank-and-file committees! The Socialist Equality Group calls for Wellington bus drivers to decisively reject the new draft collective employment agreement (CEA), hatched by NZ Bus and the Tramways Union. This is the fourth deal presented to bus drivers since April. Most recently, on June 23, drivers rejected a sellout agreement backed by the union, which would have reduced overtime and weekend penalty rates, scrapped taxi allowances and lengthened the standard broken shift working day from 11 to 12 hours. Wellington drivers picketing during a lockout by NZ Bus on April 23. (Credit: WSWS Media)

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Socialist Equality Group holds online meeting on New Zealand bus drivers dispute

Socialist Equality Group holds online meeting on New Zealand bus drivers’ dispute The Socialist Equality Group in New Zealand held an important online meeting last Saturday to discuss the way forward for NZ Bus drivers in Wellington, who voted on June 23 to reject a sellout agreement backed by the Tramways Union. The meeting made the case for building rank-and-file committees, independent and opposed to the unions, to break the isolation of the 280-odd drivers, and to expand the struggle for decent jobs, wages and conditions by linking up with other workers in New Zealand and internationally. It featured speakers from New Zealand, Australia and Britain.

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Community Scoop » Online Meeting: The Wellington Bus Drivers Dispute And The Case For Rank-and-file Committees

Press Release – Socialist Equality Group The Socialist Equality Group in New Zealand is holding a public meeting on Saturday July 17 at 4:00 PM to discuss the way forward for bus drivers in Wellington, and the need to build rank-and-file committees. We call on workers and students throughout … Hosted by the Socialist Equality Group The Socialist Equality Group in New Zealand is holding a public meeting on Saturday July 17 at 4:00 PM to discuss the way forward for bus drivers in Wellington, and the need to build rank-and-file committees. We call on workers and students throughout NZ and internationally to take part in this important discussion. Please register here to attend on Zoom: shorturl.at/ayJKS

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