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THERE IS AN ALTERNATIVE UNISON North West believes that we should use every opportunity to challenge the prevailing mythology that the only way forward is massive cuts and unemployment on an unprecedented scale. Lots of information is available on the UNISON website and some of the points you may wish to make are included here. The country faced a tougher financial crisis in 1946 and the government created the NHS! FRANK HONT Regional Secretary
The trade union for people delivering public services
LATEST NEWS Liberal Democrat Conference Liverpool: - Lobby, Sunday 19 September 12 noon. The lobby at the Liverpool Arena and Convention Centre has been organised by the TUC to put pressure... Read more Your Chance To Get Involved In Opposing Academy Schools in The North West Only 153 schools have applied for academy status. This is hardly the 'overwhelming' response Mich... Read more Tribunal Backs Hospital Workers' Equal Pay Claim An Employment Appeal Tribunal has backed UNISON's claim that women working for St Helen's and Knowsl... Read more Lights could go out if Scottish Power jobs are cut Plans by Scottish Power and Accenture to cut 200 IT jobs - half of them from Queensferry, North Wale... Read more Liverpool Living Book Event - Arabic Culture As part of Liverpool Arabic Arts Festival 2010 event, and UNISON's work on improving community cohes... Read more more news...	NATIONAL, REGIONAL AND LOCAL CAMPAIGNS A Million Voices for Public Services Don't stand by while politicians decide on public service cuts that could hurt you're family and neighbourhoods. Academies - Defend Your School Click here for more information from our national website. Click here for information on the campaign in the North West. Lib Dem Conference Lobby: Sunday 19 September at 12 noon - Liverpool The lobby has been organised by the TUC to put pressure on Liberal Democrat delegates in relation to October’s public sector spending review, which could lead to public expenditure cuts of 40%.