Monthly Archives: May 2011

We held a very successful meeting to bring together all those interested in the jarrow march on Sunday 29 May. We will carry a fuller report soon, but below are the introductions from Ben Robinson and Paul Callanan on why … Continue reading →

It is rather perplexing today to read on the site of Solidarity, the British workers union, that they are supporting the Jarrow March for Jobs. Solidarity is a “trade union” front for the BNP. Youth Fight for Jobs is squarely opposed to Solidarity and … Continue reading →

Hi Jarrow marchers, Here is the final agenda for Sundays meeting. 10am – 12noon          Why we’re marching a chance to meet other potential marchers and discuss someof the issues behind the call for the march. Introduced by Paul Callanan, YouthFight … Continue reading →

Youth Fight for Jobs has been along to the union conferences of NUJ, NUT, FBU and PCS over the last few weeks. We’ve received a huge amount of support and interest from delegates and activists for the march, from people … Continue reading →

March for jobs and fight for a future It’s that time of year again when a fresh batch of school leavers will be thrown head first into the world of unemployment. t will make little difference how many qualifications we … Continue reading →

In an attempt to demonstrate the ‘unity’ of the coalition after the Lib Dems’ disastrous results in the local elections, Cameron and Clegg attended a series of events to launch their new plan ‘Supporting Youth Employment’. This five point plan … Continue reading →

Youth Fight for Jobs are marching for  a future for young people; this includes fighting for the right to access education. Below is a speech from Ian Pattison at this years NUS conference and a letter that has been sent to students … Continue reading →

The below has gone out to all who have registered an interest in doing the march, or sections of it. If you’re interested you’re welcome, please contact us – details in the ‘about’ section above. Dear Jarrow marchers!             Thanks … Continue reading →