Birmingham stewards debate fight against

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CPSA militants must avoid at all-costs £6 limit The first step to launch a campaigr against the £6 limit was taken at a Birmingham AUEW shop stewards quar terly meeting last week. A resolution calme tor a mass oooy ortne way meeting of the AUEW National Commitree to cemand mati reecs me to un it and any other form of incomes policy was moved by Mick Rice, a steward at Although the Communist Party-led Broad Left has done nothing to mobilise the rank and file against the £6 limit, une resolumon was only cereated oy 18 votes in a meeting of 250 shop stewwnue representing a acical in tne fight for a mass lobby of the National Committee, the large vote for the resolution demonstrated the growing opposition to the right turn taken by the AUEW leadership. If the Broad Left threw its weight behind such a campaigr a clear majority against incomes policy and cuts in living standards could quick ly be won Ine task now is to launch a campaign amongst those opposed to the present conniving between the TUC and the Labour Government for opposition to any torm of incomes policy. The letter to be sent out by Lucas shop stewards to all AUEW shop stewards committees in the area calling for a meeting to discuss now to nignt mcomes pouc is a good start which should be repeated up and down the country.