Scottish Morning Star Conference Spring 2012 - ALTERNATIVES TO AUSTERITY: Morning Session

Intro: Pat Stuart - Chair Women's TUC, UNITE Executive

 


Lynn Henderson - Scottish Secretary PCS Union

 


Jackson Cullinaine - Political Officer, UNITE Scotland

 


Stephen Boyd - Assistant Secretary, Economic Policy STUC

 


Andrew Murray - Chief of Staff UNITE, former Chair of Stop the War Coalition

Scottish Morning Star Conference Spring 2012 - BEATING THE BANKERS: Afternoon Session

Lilian Macer - Convener UNISON Scotland

 


Drew Smith MSP Glasgow Labour Party

 


Professor John Foster - Secretary Scottish Campaign Against Euro-Federalism

 

Scottish Morning Star Conference Autumn 2011 - POWER FOR WORKING PEOPLE: Afternoon Session

POWER FOR WORKING PEOPLE - Neil Findlay MSP


POWER FOR WORKING PEOPLE - Tom Morrison


POWER FOR WORKING PEOPLE - Jackson Cullinane

Scottish Morning Star Conference Autumn 2011 - New Powers for Scottish parliament: Morning Session

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The 2011 election has pushed the question of the Scottish parliament and its powers to the top of the political agenda. The Scottish government is currently calling for the inclusion of Corporation Tax within its remit. An independence referendum is promised within five years.
However, for the trade union movement the real question is another one: how far can new parliamentary powers be translated into power for and by working people.

Pauline Bryan Introduction

Grahame Smith General Secretary STUC

 

Lynn Henderson Scottish Secretary PCS

 

Patrick Harvie MSP

Richard Leonard GMB Scotland Political Officer

Morning Star's push to fight off cuts - Star Conference Glasgow Sun 11 March 2012


Trade unionists, left politicians and activists from across Scotland will attend a Morning Star conference in Glasgow on Sunday to broaden the battlefront against the coalition's cuts.
Conference chairwoman Pat Stuart is expected to call on delegates to build an alliance to expose "the political and economic bankruptcy of the government's policies and pose a progressive alternative."
PCS union Scottish secretary Lynn Henderson will underline the gravity of the current economic crisis, but stress that "there is an alternative - investment in public services, transport, housing and the green economy funded through scrapping Trident and tax justice."
Other speakers will include Morning Star deputy editor Richard Bagley, Stephen Boyd of the STUC and Labour MSP Drew Smith.



from Morning Star Online
Friday 09 March 2012

http://www.morningstaronline.co.uk/news/content/view/full/116411