Revolutionary Socialism in the 21st Century
 
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Greater Manchester mental health early intervention service strike

Ian Allinson

On 16 October UNISON and Unite members working for the Greater Manchester mental health early intervention service were on strike, fighting for adequate funding for this vital service. Hear from union reps Claire Miller and John Mulligan about the campaign. For more information see https://x.com/MancStrikeNH

Messages of support to UNISON@gmmh.nhs.uk Donations via Unity Trust bank “GMMH Branch” A/C 20383231 S/C 60-83-01. Please put EIS STRIKE in the description.

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