IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

Workers plan

Red Weekly No. 172, 1976 · p. 12 of the scan · 306 words

The scan: rw-no172-oct-28-1976.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 12 of the scan

Gainst management's arbitrary lockout action, which was aimed as a blow against the demand tor an enquiry into the future of the paintshop. Leyland were only able to prevent total victory and continue their policy of confrontation by manoeuvring to divide the workforce.

The basic issues facing Jaguar workers are the same as for their brothers and sisters at Ford as well as workers all over the country defence of jobs and living standards. terests of the entire working class.

At the same time, by starting to reveal the true workings and secret At deals within the industry and the economy as a whole, the extension Sorting Code No. of independent workers investiga- First Payment Due tions will prepare the way forward for a workers plan for the industry which can pose a clear alternative to Ryder and redundancy in the inport.

The Troops the conference are BWNIC, the Libertarian Students network and the Campaign The planning committee have welcomed the positive attitude of the NUS Executive in deciding to send observers along on the day, to circulate publicity to student unions, and to participate in the speakers panel which will be touring the country in the coming weeks. Obviously there is a need for a clear debate on how to build a campaign, and the NUS Executive decision can only help to give conference as wide an appeal a gains this wider support and the possibilities for students to take on the reponsibilities that Dick Kelley outlined increase, it is disturbing that one of the biggest socialist student NAME.

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has taken no clear position on whether to support it or not. Whilst Mick Hatfield, President of Coventry College of Educaand a leading NOISS member, has added his individual sponsorship and participated in the planning committee, many NOISSS groups have refused supp-

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