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Could Steve Hedley have kept his job?
26 Aug 1999
In July 1998 over 100 maintenance workers took strike action in defence of sacked RMT shop steward Steve Hedley. The strike was defeated and Hedley remained sacked. With trade union struggles at an all-time low and strike figures at the lowest level ever recorded, it would seem that, at the moment, the employers are ‘too strong’. The case of Steve Hedley would appear to back such views. But did it? Mark Metcalf gives his opinion
Debate and controversy
19 Aug 1999
Communist University ’99
London left unity
19 Aug 1999
Party notes
Controversy at CPGB aggregate
15 Jul 1999
Hammer and tongs
24 Jun 1999
Party notes
Riot no answer
24 Jun 1999
Anarchist protest struck a chord - with bourgeois liberals
A nod and a wink
17 Jun 1999
Dave Spencer discusses the dispute in the West Midlands Socialist Alliance over the candidacy of former MEP Christine Oddy
Teach-ins or gaggings?
17 Jun 1999
Eurotalking
17 Jun 1999
Challenge delayed - once again
17 Jun 1999
Socialist Alliance (London)
What kind of unity?
17 Jun 1999
Reclaim Our Rights
No breakthrough
17 Jun 1999
Party notes
Left Euro results
17 Jun 1999
Left unity call
17 Jun 1999
After June 10 European elections
SLP rejects Kosovar rights
10 Jun 1999
Brar repeats Livingstone smear