IMGpapers 1976–79

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

FAN ALL-OUT STRIKE

· Socialist Challenge No. 83, 15 February 1979 · pp. 9-10 of the scan · 345 words

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page 9 of the scan

Ont ne ple ine ere ice anE L'S my ick AND after Day Branch secretary John Suddaby explains the strike committee's n't plans: to committee do workers in old people's homes should be exempted from the OW strike. They will pay f5 a week ite into the strike fund; £2.50 from part timers.

In a way I feel we've shed an JOHN SUDDABY: Pressurise NUPE into an all-out national strike.

Two.

We should have On Friday the strike accepted complications. that home helps and SUBSKE al-condon demonstration. hold a meeting to meet albatross of social services and old people, and now we have to really turn to the positive side. the council considered February. more carefully about bringing them out there are so many get them closed down Everyone else is totally solid, right behind the strike so we can really go forward from here.

committee has decided to try and organise an and so on.

LICI

UCATT NUPE

LOKI NALGO public and the council, and to strike. People have just gone really build for a big lobby We aim to tighten up the pickets on the town halls and either through stopping the oil for the heating, or through health and safety because of the build bring the up of refuse, lack of repairs, vidual Our major problem is the lack of involvement in the be left 3 The Ford Strtke 2f strike bulletin is very A pogular strike bulletin is very important from the point of view of letting everyone know what's being achieved, andinvolvingthem.

Our main aim now must be to pressurise NUPE into calling an all-out national strike, PresSure on the government rather than indi could isolated.

it a Socialist Challenge 15 February 1979 page 9

page 10 of the scan

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