IMGpapers 1976–79

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

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Socialist Challenge No. 60, 24 August 1978 · p. 5 of the scan · 190 words

The scan: sc-n60-aug-24-1978.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 5 of the scan

CAVENDISH Angry Post Office engineers pleket their union offices last week.

I don't think you'll find one member who isn't furious. It's a blarant sell-out. The branches are rebelling. In the City of London branch, a mass mectice voted on Wednesday comply Instructions but to continie their action by calling for a work-to-rule and in overtime ban on a local basis, And Tuesday'slobby was the result of telephone calls made Coventry branch members. What will the union leaders do Their action isreally a stab in the back. They are bound by a national conference decision to call a special ution coeference ut a month 5 tune to have any racified by the members. I don't think they'll ges through the deal they've made n mediation.

But if the conference throws Leyland Charter Sham ©Charter The int ins gor ta augh FIGHT BACK THE first isse of 'Leyland put out by a group Lesland WEEKEN Birbingham, Cawley, Preston. Coventry, and Southull now available. organise an open democrutie opposition to the disastrous policies of the union leadersbip The hulletin also announces a nutional meeting open to all workers Ham, the

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