IMGpapers 1976–79

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

UNION POWER WINS STRIKE

Socialist Challenge No. 14, 22 September 1977 · p. 16 of the scan · 332 words

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Shop carly for Christmas! Grunwick strikers — from stag ung abolber Grunwick, These are aiready tbe most unorganised, vulnerable and expicited sections of the warking class, and the prospect of a closed factory after cor year's strike action is hardly an incentive to Nationalising Grunwick would deal decisively with Ward, save Jobs, and encourage orher workers to follow the Granwick example, It would also establish an important principle nationalisation of finos threaren ing wholesaie rodundancies or An obvious question urises: 1s such a solution possible? Given the right-wing cature of the Tahour Government it seems But similarly a few sonths ago lae prospect of the Government intervening directly in Grunwick, or 8 Judge coming out in favous of the strikers also seemed bigal untikely. So, 100 war the pros pect of the TUC even ralkin about cutting off supplies and services to George Ward.

All this bas been achieved essentialiy hy the bass pickets that the strike committee has bed, Rod as long as the demand Jor 1212 INFORMATION LIBRE

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