Tag: IWD

  • NSSN 716: #IWD2025 Greetings, NEU indicative ballot on pay & RMT LU pensions victory

    NSSN 716: #IWD2025 Greetings, NEU indicative ballot on pay & RMT LU pensions victory

    We send International Women’s Day (IWD) greetings to all our supporters and affiliates. There will be events on IWD this Saturday 8th March and throughout the month of March. We also send comradely greetings to delegates at TUC Women’s Conference, which meets this week. We headline this week’s NSSN bulletin with the indicative ballot that…

  • NSSN 427: #IWD2019 – support the ‘Women’s Lives Matter’ campaign

    NSSN 427: #IWD2019 – support the ‘Women’s Lives Matter’ campaign

    NSSN 427: IWD2019 – support the ‘Women’s Lives Matter’ campaign This Friday is International Women’s Day. This year we are highlighting ‘Women’s Lives Matter’ – the campaign against cuts to domestic violence services. Please take this to your trade union and trades council and table it for discussion and debate to help build the campaign:-…

  • NSSN 380: Celebrate International Women’s Day – organise to fightback!

      The NSSN headlines this week’s bulletin by marking and celebrating International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8th. We have articles by two of our supporters who have a proud record of trade union struggle. Tessa Warrington was until recently a PCS rep and Keishia Taylor is a member of UCU and is currently on…

  • 331: After massive march, fight together to defend #OurNHS

    331: After massive march, fight together to defend #OurNHS

      What a time to celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8th – with struggles and disputes that have a big involvement of women workers. We mention some in our bulletin but keep up to speed with any IWD events through #IWD and #IWD2017 on twitter   The NSSN salutes the massive #OurNHS demonstration…

  • 232:IWD’15 Fighting FOR equality AGAINST austerity & exploitation

    232:IWD’15 Fighting FOR equality AGAINST austerity & exploitation

    The crisis of capitalism is causing untold misery for working people everywhere … but women take the brunt. Whether they’re the first to lose the jobs in Europe as governments and councils attack the service sector, or the increased oppression faced – sometimes to horrific levels – in parts of Asia and the Middle East,…