IMGpapers 1976–79

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

Rank and file in NALGO

Socialist Challenge No. 77, 4 January 1979 · p. 14 of the scan · 267 words

The scan: sc-n77-jan-4-1979.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 14 of the scan

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(corner of Reform St) each unfortunate that your otherwise full report (7 December) of the day of action by social workers on was marred by some 1. Contrary to first impressions, the "ludicrous 5-level pay scheme' was not thrown out on 29 November by the NALGO negotiators, but was Your Liverpool reporter, Pete Cresswell, rightly describes the recent around this national mOST concerted demonstration of rank and file power in NALGO's history', but fails to give. any credit for this to the union's rank the Nalgo The call for a day's strike and action on 29 November came out of a conference organised by NAG November and AND THEN I WAN YORKSHIRE Challand ol Walmgate MIDLANDS Challenge Birmingham (021) 643 9209 councils, so that the strikes which are so costlv and already several months old have the necessary effect on those isolating departments and stopping deliveries of fuel, paper and other essential supplies to all council departments, by stepping up picketing with help from neighbouring authorities not on strike, the rank and file will wage a much more economic, concentrated and politically effective strike, one which will have a much greater chance ol being won KATY GOLD (Camden NAG)

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