Government.
That is a mighty warming to those in and out of the labour movement wno presen cantion "good sense" sad class collaborOVER 18,000 trade enionists demonstrated their solidarity with the Grunwick strikers. They came despite an official TUC circular saying that the mass picket should not be supported. They came despite the attempts of trade union bureauerats like Tom Jackson to prevent solidarity action. They came despite the fact they knew that they had to face the police violence ordered and sanctioned by the Labour Nation — whether they be advocates of courts on enquiry for selllin; class struggle, or upholders of the Social Contract as a way of laking the interests of the working class forward.
Doce again the cacties of the mass picket have been vindicated drivers Grunwick joined the strike on Monday picket. The picket ilsell, on two occasions, stopped the scah-carrying bus Trom lacion. By and latee the nolice repelled.
Of course.
enter the factory But even the the day of the mass wick is concerned entering the the pickets were their level Monday's picket. ked demonstration the bus did TUC diversiont that was displayed mirside che factory gates — workers' power.
That poser must must not be LIC dissopated now. An tar as Grun stepping up all forms of solidarity achon, placing no renance thase trade union leaders who dia best to sabotage Solidarity is the key. The the mass meetings Build ting office turned th TUCE erbal support of the strike int ded by the Post Office harassed by Toi Jackson to lin Ency boen joined by workers ar the Lubor sorting office, who have hlocked smuggle outgoing post through London They ned the support sorting offices of every worker to continue to withstand this pressure. The best possible support for the Crickle woed workers is the extension of the boycolt to all supplies.
The best possible support for the Grunwick strikers is to extend picket Work-place should be used picket line, and to build support for a futher day of strike action Strike Committee as 23 Angust support etins, arrange speaking tours for members of the Strike Commit 23 August has boen chosen as it marks the first anniversary of the Crunwick strice. The mas vicket of 11 July cam be multip led by 23 August, It can grov Dest by orkanising national scrit on that day. If the national trade union leadership will not act ir is up to those who The Beayon anti-abortion Bil could get through its third reading this month Friday 15 July 7.30pt, Central Hall, Weetminster You most be there to stop the Bill and defest the anti-abortionists Moreisformation from National Abortion Campaige 30 Camden Road, London NW1. Tel: 01-485 4303 buil: 11 July to lead the fight for such strike action. This means Welsh miners This is the way that the trade The Scarman Trib unal is a diversion, Workers to rely on the judges, but only their own strength This does not only apply to Grunwick. Attackson trade unior rights are becoming more and Darlin tom 108 journalists have been on strike for six woeks fighting shop. A mass picket at Darlin gion is planned for 15 July.
OWE strength is also the principl «hich the fights that bie ahend fo the base wonaco stand shown to the Granwick strike showlla serve as a wercine boch to tbe Labour Government and to future Tory Government Wont t. C90 exped il toe sirenet: of the labour movement is mobI July was not a complete victory isnow possible. Up and down the the organising begin now.
r All wut 23 Augus * Fur Seronal Sinke dena * Victery to the Grunwick strice
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