These are the ten points identified at this conference. They are the places the delegates have told us they want their movement to go, the things they want us to do to help them fight the fights and win the battles against privatization and deregulation. The labour movement needs to come together and work together locally, nationally and internationally to fight globalization and what it's doing to our communities. The labour movement must move into the community to organize against privatization and deregulation. We must organize to take action and build the capacity for our communities to take up the fight.
Education is a powerful organizational tool.
We need to build broad-based coalitions that link partners from our communities and from all walks of life. Working together, we can build a new social and economic model that puts people first. Labour councils play a crucial role in bringing our vision for progressive change to our communities. We need to commit the resources to strengthen their capacity to build links between labour and the community. We need to get our message out through all of the communications tools available to tell people in our communities about how privatization, deregulation and globalization affect them at home.