IMGpapers 1976–79

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

CUTS I

· Red Weekly No. 190, 10 March 1977 · p. 7 of the scan · 229 words

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page 7 of the scan

PUBLIC SECTOR HGHT THE CUTS not horpil Daces OT THS HIGHT THE /XI6 negotiations announced the conclusion of a series of wage agreements for local government, wage service and health service workers.

Journal are surprisingly, silent on the fact that these agreements will end up in a wage cut for public sector argue that the results of their reaches unee Phase 2 - will enhance workers' pay packets by 2.50 or 5 per cent of total earnings - which ever is Labour Government's anti-working class economic policies the grand 5 percent presented by the union leadership. This is the reality wage CUTS Labour's Social one experienced daily. especially by the 321,000 women who make up 63 per cent of NUPE's membership Now Jack Jones is trying sell the many low paid NUPE members third incomes policy. paid workers have always relied to Wace colai be saying unue Contract. It is be patientto round of workers in lower defend real saying that only the 'strong' will gain from an end to Jones, Fisher and their ilk wil We have a political solution to the crisis so you must the alternative is anarchy where the strong survive and the weak go to the wall' inal is wny nea weekly na been arguing for a set of policies on waterestantwaich car unite La struggle restore abours wale wages. We have

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