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Thursday January 01 1970

Education Workers Network

category antrim | miscellaneous | event notice author Sunday November 13, 2005 12:56author by Sean Report this post to the editors

The recent cutbacks in education in the north and
privatisation in education through PFIs and PPP's is
an attack not only on workers conditions but affects
everyone in the community from the children to the
kitchen workers and more than ever there is a greater
need to establish a education workers network that is
run by all and committed to building solidarity amongst workers and fighting the aggressive assault on education.

The recent cutbacks in education in the north and
privatisation in education through PFIs and PPP's is
an attack not only on workers conditions but affects
everyone in the community from the children to the
kitchen workers and more than ever there is a greater
need to establish a education workers network that is
run by all and committed to building solidarity amongst workers and fighting the aggressive assault on education.
The creation of an Educational Workers Network (EWN) in
Belfast will be part of a series of discussions taking place both north and south and will hopefully bring together all workers currently divided either because of religion, educational system
or job description. It will cut through the red tape
that over and over again is used to gag the voices of
the working class. School workers in local areas will
have a means to get in touch with one another and join
with others in their local communities, to fight more
effectively and with greater confidence for the things
most important to them.


The discussion will take place with the view of setting up a network on the 19th of November in the Glor na Gael, 145 Falls Road, Belfast at 2pm.

Hope to see you there!

 #   Title   Author   Date 
   Thought this had been called off     Confused    Sat Nov 19, 2005 18:59 
   EWN     Sean    Sat Nov 19, 2005 23:13 


 
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