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The people of Haiti have a powerful record of resistance. They have fought back even in the most appalling conditions – from the great slave rebellion in the 1790s, to the movement that destroyed the brutal regime of "Baby Doc" Duvailer in the 1980s.

Danger on the tracks I work for Network Rail. The company is going to impose changes to terms and conditions that will have a major impact on workers’ lives. Maintenance workers are feeling grim.

Unison union national executive member John McDermott is facing a union disciplinary hearing on 16 and 17 February in Leeds.

The NUT and NAHT unions will go ahead with a joint ballot to boycott Sats tests for 11 year olds.

The fight to save jobs at the University of Leeds has led to a massive rise in membership of the UCU union.

Around 2,000 photographers protested in Trafalgar Square last Saturday at the use anti-terror laws to stop and search them.

Fujitsu workers are escalating their fight for jobs, pay and pensions with five more days of strike action set to take place.

The Anti Academies Alliance (AAA) launched a national education "road show" at its annual general meeting in London on Saturday of last week.

The GMB and Unite unions are planning a protest demonstration in London on 3 February.

Dave Prentis, the Unison union general secretary, has called an election to "renew his mandate".

Get to Manchester this Saturday if you want to fight for jobs, stop the cuts, and don’t think workers should pay for the bosses’ crisis.

There has been no let up in the media witch-hunt of Reza Pankhurst, a postgraduate teacher at the London School of Economics (LSE).