IMGpapers 1976–79

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

SUPREMACY

Red Weekly No. 167, 23 September 1976 · p. 12 of the scan · 244 words

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page 12 of the scan

From Labour Research Friday, the strikers were not prepared to accept the company's offer. Their strike bulletin this week declares: The company must forget any ideas it has of avoiding equal pay by reducing the male rate to that of women.

Red Weekly believes that management will only be persuaded if they are hit where it hurts most - in their DOCKEL That is why we say that the AUEW Executive should organise national blacking of all wipers, and indeed should have done so as soon as they made the strike official. The lack of such instructions has meant that Trico products are no longer being blacked at the nover soluir and Longonage tactores, accoraing to d report given at last Friday's mass meeting.

campaign Leyland], and to approach other camomn show the extent of national support for the Trico strikers. Further information from Sue Landau on 01-278 9526. ne unico suikers are continuino lo win nanonel suooort shop stewards quarterly meeting of Birmingham East District AUEW last Thursday heard a speaker from Trico and then passed a moton caurne on me unions cxecuuve commitee o insurur a national levy of AUEW members, to implement a national Trico [especially British on-ine-soot corection raisec 2b0 for the strikers Another tremendous gesture of solidarity has been made by some 150 building workers building chalets at Pontins holiday Prestaryn. Norin wales tney nave voted to levy themselves 50p per week in support of the strike.

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