WHO'S LOSING Labour the would have us believe it is the public sector workers.
That's what Junior Health Minister Eric Deacons told the Westminster Children's HospiNUPE branch secretary, VIOLES.
ceting involving Len Murray and Alan Fisher.
The meeting was held to try to persuade Jamie Morris not recommend his branch members to step up their action domestic workers for refusing to clean private wards.
In private meetings and conversations up and down the country, the right-wing labour aders are telling Labour Party and trade union activists you are ruining our chances in the elections.
BORSCHSC. When Callaghan says that wage limits public service needed, he is saying workers must pay for the crisis.
Is it any wonder that working class people see no purpose in fighting for a Labour victory in the election?
When Callaghan says that he is better than the Tories because he can collaborate with the trade union leaders to make the workers pay, and then the union members rightly refuse to accept that collaboration, is it any wonder inal Labour stumps in the opinion polls?
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public sector are considering voting Labour in the election. They must be persuaded that a return of a Labour government SEVERAL is necessary because a Tory victory will only strengthen the employing class and the right wing in the labour movement.
But whose fault is it that to think this fault of Jim Callaghan and the right-wing who offer only solutions to It is the fault of the TUC instead campaigning for the public sector workers and advancing a alternative, busily negotiate concordats" against interest It was the miners who saw off the last Tory government and got Labour in office. Any hope Labour government this time lies not with Callaghan and Murray but the public sector workers. locality.
Now is the time to demand the recall of the TUC congress, so as to organise solidarity with the public sector workers and map out an alternative to the Party Now is the time to see that opposition there is a Labour victory in the increases.
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THE paper relies heavily on In January a part 12900 came from this - the majority of it do just that. 6-month If Battersea CLP Labour local authorities have said that they support the public sector pay claim. Yet none has said that it will pay the claim.
But there is a way they could pay it meet the full claim and increase services and reduce rates at a stroke That is to refuse to pay interest charges.
In 1976 Wandsworth council paid 618m in interest more than either the housing or social services budgets. As a result an strategy was put Shore told councils to increase rents. Several in London ignored him and the directive was withdrawn.
To challenge the government, any council must work with its workforce. This does not mean a letter with the pay slip, but a political offensive to build a mass movement similar to that which released the Pentonville Five and destroyed the Industrial Relations Act It also means building this movement amongst council tenants and other users of council services.