age-restraint onforcement officer y the struggle cted by automatic cost ]e of £50 after deducinalisation and public lation — abolish the • TUC policy by the aubo proposed by the Tarmworker cularly severely bit by such a lines will be sharpened by the in the event of redondatie to fight for the righs to wor from unemployed.
* the cash limits system and for social services against inflation there is a massive danger pl are state sector from those in of the public sector unions, like jon, have been quick to seize oo g up public sector workers in pay policies astry can be divided as the fight uns unco-ordinated. In the car id workers claim comes up in syland wotkers at Longbridge The Leyland bosses divisions in their altempi to and furber weaken working class solidarity is siers movement. Particularly won represcuratives called in af the most power si shop Such theetings organised in commitlees, co-ordinate the inte financial and industrial Inal fight take place, these committees. Otherwise die oms very large Ward his already said that he will not be bound by the report. Our posite is m Followe 'For seren dies, we will hold out our hand to the compuny and ask theat to sit down with our balons and ingole a settlement: the will not wait longer and we think that it is THE EIT REST will respond.
On 30 August, we will be meeting with the Farchrive Committee of APEN and we will be asking APTY and the TGWL ta put down an emergenes motional this seat's TUL culling for ull senieeMater, electricity and pod company and culling upon the entire movement ta support ais union suffering asuresult.
Wewillulu be calling upon ourutions and the matement us a whole to support the of the mass picketing Congress meels In short, it Mus the strength BEthe Trade Union movemem Fill be that same sinner or wins a narunc of the Social Contrick - th 12-month rule. And that is why tbe Lahour Government has sanction •THE SCO CIRIE BUT DOES T police to protect the scab bus an harass the pickets f the Labour Goverment wer seriously interested in guaranteeing reinstatement and union recogn medlately declare its intention o nationalising the plant it Ward Ines to carry our his threar to shu shop rather than meet the strikers" demands is a disarare coat we have lua "oclebrated' the firse anniversary of the Grunwick strike. The responsi hility for this disernce los ne the door of the trade union and labout leaders who have professed their subcort for the corke bar has done nothing to turn that support into action.
Full support bould be given k the lobby of the on September called by the strike commitle lo demand tb organise a total hoyone of Grun wick. But no rellance can be placo an neonie like Tom Jackson and Roy Grantham No matter what they • say, thei record of class collaboration Dr class strugale, It will be • up to the ands and thousands of trade union activists up and down the country AND TOILED dependently of these burenucrats to rehuild the mass picket and the The Grunwick support committees springing up in many town localities, These must be extended to every town throughout Britain cast. Thi both keep the beat on the tra union leaders and answer the sharp HOTEL strike-leader Desai when she said. drowning in support and starving
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