IMGpapers 1976–79

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

London College of Furniture

· Socialist Challenge No. 84, 22 February 1979 · pp. 7-8 of the scan · 172 words

The scan: sc-n84-feb-22-1979.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 7 of the scan

to break the through media aheas and potentially response.

Journalists quite a strong strike ICUCHE The strikers санао movemer which this under stewards' control rather than making any direct provocauyc We are holding discussion: with local National Union of members (whose • WC supported), and taking the fight out to the Workers at Rolls Royce, for example, have sent donations and joined a demonstration by health workers in Bristol last week. With a sell-out now in the air, we need an all-out national strike with emergency cover President, LCF student Union VICTIMISATION has СПОИ become an issue in NUPE's pay battle at the London College of Furniture. The head caretaker is paid to begin work at 8.30am, so he las not been opening the college until then.

The employers, the Inner London Education Authority have retaliated by refusing to pay the other caretakers for the twe and a half hours from 6am, when they begin work.

The result — a NUPE strike,

page 8 of the scan

The main bargaining point is the

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