IMGpapers 1976–79

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

Car workers in the front line Leyland strikeaction

Socialist Challenge No. 8, 28 July 1977 · p. 4 of the scan · 141 words

The scan: sc-n08-jul-28-1977.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 4 of the scan

THE PLANS for strike achon un Leyland result direcily from the success of the unholy alliance of engineering union officials, Ley and management and the Labou Government in forcing toolmakers back to work after their spring Hoppage. They were promiseu a negotiated settlement Now the Toolroom Committee ad Roy Frazer, the leadership o E SMOL MINO DANSURISA SR was an empty promise. No prog: ress at all has bees made. ManagemCUE CIT CRaI-CEC Borams ue Taiaing their grievancer properly.

In the time since the last strike the Tootroom Commitlee has contoled ters in Leyiand are beine inued to ibeet. called all over the country calling for the one day sroppage to permit ROY FRAZER: anor Toplwancr Chu uas/bug Birmingham August. Toolrooms in Birmingham will be levicc lõ nay toi Thẻ transport of toolmakers Oxford to Biriciogham. on 8 AugusT.

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