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As Britain approaches its most unpredictable election in many decades, Workers Power surveys the state of the economy, the labour…

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The November 2014 issue of Workers Power is out now. [scribd-url pubid=”24852238179500127593153362″ url=”https://workerspower.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/WP380p01-08small.pdf” ]   Click here to read online (pdf) or…

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