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March for Jobs 2011 March for Jobs 2011  Comes to Yorkshire Comes to Yorkshire  Welcome Welcome  The The  March March  Northallerton Wednesday 5th October Hull - Demo Saturday 8th October  Assemble 12noon Outside train station www.youthfightforjobs.com 75 years ago Jarrow workers were forced to march for  jobs. Today unemployment is soaring and we face an onslaught on jobs and services, whilst EMA is cut and tuition fees trebled. We’re marching again from Jarrow to London in 2011. More info on jarrowmarch11.com or Harrogate Thursday 6th October  Arrive 5.30pm, @ the Cenotaph Leeds - Regional Demo Saturday 8th October  Assemble 12noon @ Parkinson Steps, Leeds Uni Wakefield Monday 10th October  Arrive 4.30pm @ the Precinct Barnsley Tuesday 11th October  Arrive 4pm, Peel Square Sheffield Wednesday 12th October Rally 5pm, outside Town Hall To Jarrow 1st Oct To London 5th Nov

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March for Jobs 2011March for Jobs 2011 Comes to YorkshireComes to Yorkshire 

WelcomeWelcome TheThe 

MarchMarch 

NorthallertonWednesday 5th October

Hull - DemoSaturday 8th October

 Assemble 12noon

Outside train station

www.youthfightforjobs.com

75 years ago Jarrow workers were forced to march forjobs. Today unemployment is soaring and we face anonslaught on jobs and services, whilst EMA is cut andtuition fees trebled. We’re marching again from Jarrow

to London in 2011. More info on jarrowmarch11.com or

HarrogateThursday 6th October

 Arrive 5.30pm, @ the Cenotaph

Leeds - Regional DemoSaturday 8th October

 Assemble 12noon @ Parkinson Steps, Leeds Uni

WakefieldMonday 10th October

 Arrive 4.30pm @ the Precinct

BarnsleyTuesday 11th October

 Arrive 4pm, Peel Square

SheffieldWednesday 12th October

Rally 5pm, outside Town Hall

To Jarrow

1st Oct

To London

5th Nov

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Join Youth Fight for JobsText join plus your name and postcode to 07716610893

Or e-mail [email protected] Visit yorkshireyfj.wordpress.com

  Young people are being hit hard by thegovernment’s attacks. Over the last year EMA hasbeen scrapped, university tuition fees trebled,youth centres closed up and down the country.The Con-Dems solution to 1 in 5 young peoplebeing unemployed is to cut 750,000 public sector

  jobs. The latest unemployment figures, showingthe biggest increase in 2 years, have sent it overthe 2.5million mark, whilst youth unemployment

increased by 78,000 last quarter.

But we won’t be a lost generation. Youth Fight forJobs exists to give a positive direction to the angerand frustration of young people and campaign tomake things change to give young people a reallfuture.

This October we are marching from Jarrow toLondon to recreate the famed ‘Jarrow Crusade’ onits 75th anniversary. We want to link up youngworkers, students, the unemployed, trade unions

and anti-cuts groups to build a mass campaign tobring the Con-Dems and their failed policies down.

From the 5th October until the 13th the march willpass through Yorkshire. Youth Fight for Jobs hasplayed an active role in the fight back against cutswithin the region. Our activists were in theleadership of the occupations at Leeds Uni andLeeds Trinity against the fee rises. We ledwalkouts of school and college students in Halifax,Huddersfield and York against the scrapping of EMA. We’ve supported protests and strikes againstthe cuts in towns and cities across the region.

We fight for decent jobs for all, not just temporaryor part-time jobs that young people can’t live off and have to depend on their parents. We opposeworkfare and poverty wages, trying to use youngpeople’s desperation to find work to undercut thewages and conditions of the existing workforce.We fight for free education and training for all sothat young people can learn the skills and get theeducation they need to develop their full potentialwithout being saddled by huge debts.

When we’re asked how we can afford this then wesay that this crisis wasn’t caused the young peopleor ordinary workers. Whilst our public services,

  jobs, education and living standards are cut, thebanks still receive their bonuses, over £100billion isuncollected in taxes from big business and rich.We say they should pay for this crisis that theirsystem has caused.

If you agree, then join us...