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Launched at a packed meeting in the House of Commons on 29th March 2006, the
Public Services Not Private Profit campaign currently has the support of
thirteen trade unions representing over one million workers.
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John McDonnell MP
Audience
Tony Benn
Billy Hayes, CWU
Matt Wrack, FBU
John Leach, RMT
Roger Kline, NATFHE
The launch heard from trade union leaders representing workers across the
public sector who shared the experiences of the devastating effects that
privatisation and marketisation has had for public services, the communities
they serve and for the workforce.
As PCS General Secretary Mark Serwotka noted at the campaign launch, trade
unions have repeatedly found themselves winning the argument but losing the
battle against privatisation.
This campaign endeavours to link together the struggles of each union and to
push public ownership back on to the political agenda at a time when New
Labour, the Tories and the Liberals are committed to auctioning off the
public sector to the highest bidder.
It will challenge the various manifestations of creeping privatisation -
including PFI/PPP, outsourcing, and contestability - that are wasting
billions of pounds of public funds, downgrading services and slashing pay
and conditions for public sector workers.
There will be a Lobby of Parliament on Tuesday 27th June at Methodist
Central Hall, Westminster from 12pm. Be there to lobby your MP for Public
Services Not Private Profit!
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Manuel Cortes, TSSA
Steve Sinnott, NUT
Judy McKnight, NAPO
Ian Richards, CYWU
Colin Moses, POA
Jeremy Dear, NUJ
Mark Serwotka, PCS
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