The big day will now be | hope to invoive Wednesday 6 September — the debate on incomes policy and the economy The Civil circularised all its branches to moone for that day.
The first national union to make a Cill lot the lobby. the CPSA will be calling for an end Lobbies arroughout also Dreamed the Right to Campaign Campaign against Unemployment, The Right to Work Campaign are currently building their Brighion march. with Rock Against Racism.
Their slogan? Anger on the Road" - expreising the mood of the hundreds of youth they will be outside the conference hall. But their demands will echo through the whole trade union movement.
CAYU also hopes for a big LICITATEL and TUC, a forum For youth which alongside procedings SOLO LADIESUAN The two big demands of all those lobbying will be Phase 4 — No to the 12 month rule' and For being weck, without loss of pay and the with no productivity strings.
If every union was to light the and win the 35-hour week it Youth could produce new jobs. But this also means a fight to increase basic wages, so to that the amount or overtime worked does not take up the cur in working hours.
These demands can unify the whole working class. why young angry unempioyed will be standing shoulder 1o shoulder with workers from Raver Solihull, who have also backed the lobby.
BACON The TUC leaders will be шуша save bacon for the heat clection by wing back door support for ust 4 and the 5 per cent limit They year'strick again by supporting sure that Phase 3 will carry on Other TOT MANY VOTEES UNIDERE summer, as well as sopping MALE SAL ALTHOSE H of their more But if objective was the re-clection of the Labour Government, and "No to not things like defending their members interests and abiding the 35-hour ONCE CUB LIENCE ULL 57012s against wage restraint and for the 35-hour week, union leaders are still atong.
It the Government goes into up to a million the election on the basis of Phase 4 type policies, this will That's Callaghan's was us to pun the main new Steak house at the Hope und Anchor pub. Upper Street, Islington GARNERS boss Cyril Margotis, pictured above, has admitted to the Catering Tires that custom l declining and there are finuncial problems as a result of the six-month dispute over union recognition Pickets claim that the firm is now losing up to 80 per ceot of its hasiness as vast aumbers of tourists are turned away. A meeting of all trades council secretaries and chairpersons in the Greater London anca was being held on Tuesduy to discus extending sepport, and a bemelit is being held on Saturduy
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THOUSANDS of militants will be making their way to the Trades Union Congress in Brighton. Most of them