the abritration demand of the bosses.
The national strike committee, meeting Manchester on 21 March, decided that there will be no to work cent and no strings. would emphasise that NO STRINGS.
We will ignore any call for a return to work, just as the officials 1000 с l of members during this abol dispatc Fi Parishire à so. 1 South Yorkshire.
This will be demonstrated if there is anv call for a returr to work on shabby compromise. There will beno reunite won.
steel do not accept involving loss of jobs and conditions. The national ONCES ale saying: always have, that they are opposed job and closures and that the TUC has bert none 'confidential'.
Confidential to whom? track record their 0000SIlIU1 that they haven't saved one job yet We are totally opposed to any arbitration or committee of inquiry. we have seen un results of these 'unbiased' government-appointed menace une past merely gives the unions the Bernard has recently been touring Germany raising and: sobidarity for the steel why international solidarity now is very crucial. A dispute like yours can only • Won g an porces of co unions stand together.
'Hold on to your militant way of representation of the of all the workers This is also a struggle against Thee of Mir Thatcher. It might be passibl that we shall be confronied with a struggie like tomorrow. Therefore your fight our fight.
In solidarity"
Fifteen names of the district ortice, Heinz Pleitgen, were attached.
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the unofficial national strike committee answers Bill Sirs and his capitulation to
International solidarity Connolly