A change has been made to the date of the protest that was planned for Parliament Buildings, Stormont on Monday, 10 September 2012.
This protest will now take place on:
Tuesday11 September 2012
@
12.00pm.
Parliament Buildings, Stormont.
The protest on 11 September 2012 at Stormont coincides with the NI Assembly’s new legislative session during which the Assembly will be giving consideration to the Welfare “Reform” legislation which will have a detrimental impact on both working and non-working families.
PLEASE SUPPORT THE PROTEST!
OPPOSE THE WELFARE REFORM BILL
The ICTU along with many community groups have organised a protest at Stormont as part of the campaign against the introduction of the Welfare Reform Bill by the Assembly Executive. All anti-cuts activists must mobilise against the devastating cuts in benefits that will occur if this legislation is allowed to be pass by the political parties at Stormont.
JOIN THE PROTEST
STORMONT
10TH SEPTEMBER 2012
@
12:30pm
Stop the Cuts Campaign
PRESS RELEASE – 24th May 2012
The declaration by the Department of Education that they are cutting places for trainee teachers by 20% is part of the £300 million in Education cuts that is to be imposed by the Assembly Executive by 2015.
These cuts will see new teachers with post-primary Post-Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE), who mainly works in Further and Higher Education Colleges cut by a fifth.
Pat Lawlor, from the Stop the Cuts Campaign, stated “this is part of the savage cuts in the education sector by the Assembly Executive that will see at least 1,000 teaching jobs gone in the next academic year; rising to 3,000 by 2015”.
Pat Lawlor added “Education Minister John O’Dowd has said that education cuts were an unsavoury but necessary decision, trying to divert sole blame to Westminster. But these cuts are imposed by the Executive and are fully supported by all the Assembly parties as part of their cuts agenda, which will see mass job losses amongst many experienced and new teachers”.
The SCC states at a time that we see growing social revolt by workers, youth and communities across Europe in opposition to savage austerity measures and cuts to jobs and services. It is clear that ordinary people are no longer willing to pay for the greed of the rich and it is now essential these cuts are opposed completely.
The SCC pledges to give any practical support and assistance to the establishment of any genuine campaign in opposition to this latest attack on workers.
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For comments and further details please contact;
Pat Lawlor, SCC Coordinator: 07810522111
PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF VENUE
NO MORE UNNECESSARY DEATHS
STOP THE HEALTH CUTS
Protest Picket
1pm Friday 6th April
@
Health and Social Care Board Headquarters
12-22 Linenhall Street
Belfast
Due to the closure of Belfast City Hospital A&E and continuing cuts to the health service lives are being lost. Stop the Cuts Campaign will be picketing the Health Trust at lunchtime on Friday to demand an immediate end to cuts and the re-opening of the Belfast City A&E.
Please make every effort to support the picket. Forward this on to all your contacts. Thank you.
For more information contact Pat on 07810522111
Keep up to date with the Stop the Cuts Campaign at www.stopthecutscampaign.com

