Red Weekly1976Red Weekly No. 149, 6 May 1976Sterility
Red Weekly No. 149, 6 May 1976 · p. 2 of the scan · 128 words
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did demand the nationalisation without compensation of Chrysier. but proposed no plan of workers" action to achieve it - coule nave secome me Das tora fighting opposition to the Government's run-down plans. Hopefully the current investigation of the state of the car industry being carried out under the auspices of the Institute for Workers Control will be able to draw on this experience.
by commenting on 'the sterility of the capitalist motor industry in producing any answer to the problem it has created. But not least of the problems confronting car workers in bitter fights over pay, jobs and speed-up is the political sterility of even their 'left trade union leaders icle Industry : A Trade. Union Response to the Government White Paper, by AUEW (TASS).