ICTU avoids crunch

HUNDREDS of people are losing their jobs every day and many are also losing their homes.

ICTU avoids crunch
Sat, 14 Feb, 2009 - 00:00
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There are cutbacks in health and education — even for special needs children.

Workers are penalised with cuts on this, cuts on that, and what do the brave leaders of the ICTU do?

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