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Teachers' union election – time to change!
Socialist Party member Martin Powell-Davies is standing for vice-president of the NUT. Martin is a practising classroom teacher and an experienced union officer. He is standing for national action to tackle the problems of the intolerable increase in teachers' workload and to fight for decent pay for all teachers.
"With an effective lead from the top, we can build a strong union in our schools, which will stand firm for teachers and education," says Martin.
The ballot runs from the end of October and closes on 21 November.
In this issue
Public health not private wealth
Join the 3 November NHS demonstration
NHS: What the Socialist Party says
Michael Moore's latest film 'Sicko' reviewed
Huddersfield SOS: Class fighters' bold initiative
Postal dispute
Reject Royal Mail deal: Vote 'No' and reinstate the action
Striking Liverpool postal workers return to work
Campaign for a New Workers Party
Respect in crisis - what lessons for socialists?
Socialism 2007
Socialist Party feature
Pakistan: Suicide bombings at Bhutto rally
International socialist news and analysis
Turkey's invasion threat increases regional instability
Release Saburi Akande Akinola, Taiwo Hassan Soweto and Olatunde Dairo now
France: Biggest public transport strike action since 1995
Socialist Party women
Do women still have the 'right to choose'?
Socialist Party news and analysis
Liberal Democrat leadership: Two candidates, one background, no answers
Classroom assistants challenge the Stormont Assembly
Who's to blame for teenage obesity?
Workplace news and analysis
Glasgow: On strike for a fair deal
Train drivers prepare for action
Fight Cadbury's factory closure
Teachers' union election – time to change!
BBC threatens hundreds of jobs
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