NUPE rejects 10 per cent offer | IMGpapers 1976

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NUPE's annual conference in May URBIO SSTSOE N end to all forms of wage control and instructed executive CumE. GamI CIaEIs TOra substantial inercase in pay with a basic minimum of 150 a week.

AISBECNSEE prepare action in support of the THE executive of the National Union of Public Employees this week rejected a 10 per ceat pay offer, worth a miserable f4 a week to their lowest paid members. But strong action hy rank and file members is still needed to make sure there is no sell out. STEPHEN PAGE, NUPE shop steward, St Andrew's and Hellesend csalon But ast month. st a coner ence of the Fastern Division of NUPE, the divisional officer TESUC LIEdE nat He Pay Pro pasals would be.

He spoke simply of la substanMOl BINC WETOJE ANECCC lo a E50 minimur Instead he taiked about "Ebe smallness of the IS ODALLNE He indicated that the Union mould negotiate with manage CELs TOrTOSR AaRW io light could be seen at the en f the tunnel, they would presen the whole package to brancbes and take a ballat.

A recencly formed group called CAN (Campaign for Action in NUPE) who called for the 290 ference. LATE TOW branches to fight to ranke the UIL SINUC BILaELUd ference decision.

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SOCIALIST CHALLENGE 17 November 1977 page 6