Socialist Challenge1979Socialist Challenge No. 126, 13 December 1979Now drop these charges!
Socialist Challenge No. 126, 13 December 1979 · pp. 3-4 of the scan · 147 words
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headteachers' the march own employees.
London Teachers the whole trade. union AROUND 100 teachers from the Newham area of London were on the march and now 37 of them face disciplinary action. The charges are that they went on the march 'against the advice of their - despite the fact that the Labour controlled council had passed a resolution allowing its employees to attend The Newham Teachers' Association is being urged to support its members. It should call on the Labour council to support its The Education to drop the charges.
•There will be a picket of the council meeting or 9 January against any cuts in teaching jobs. The picket has been called by a conference of the Newham Cuts Committee.
council should order the Director of Socialist Challenge 13 December 1979 page 3
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of doctors. They are worried about the unborn