IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

Caldicot fights as a community DEMOCRACY V RIGGED BALLOTS

Socialist Challenge No. 137, 6 March 1980 · p. 5 of the scan · 297 words

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Rejection urge rejection of the latest offer, and they should be stepping up the campaign for 20 per cent with no strings and no redundancies.

• This is the way to handle the ballot - through our democracy not through the rigged ballots.

The South Union of Blastfurnacemen has voted to stay out until assurances du ous de avoi We've got to carry on winning more support and involving more unions in the fight against policies that will take us back to conditions worse than the '30s.

There should be no retreat by from its commitment to hold strike action against On the 9 March TUC demonstration we have to get the message over to Len Murray. They have to lead a political fight against the Tories by involving the whole NUM, rail and engineering workers, and the children will be horrific.

As many possible have demonstration saying: 'Unite to kick out the Tories'. Wales conference of the National the Wales TUC otherwise the future of our to be on the this dispute is in Caldicot, in Gwent, where we have set up an area picketing organisation of ordinary steel workers from all the unions.

threaten unemployment. We've operative, farmers and selling them at cut price to steelworkers and their families.

plan the week ahead way organise as we've done, and to make sure that the union leaders only accept the full claim with no strings and no redundancies.

*This article also appears in bulletjn of Llanwern workers. An example of what it is possible to organise in Caldicot is fighting as a community because the over cent organised food cobuying vegetables wholesale from local Over 150 of us meet every Sunday to discuss and demoralisation is to "Steelsheet", the Socialist Challenge will stay out

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