IMGpapers 1980–83

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

THE CUTS

Socialist Challenge No. 223, 26 November 1981 · p. 5 of the scan · 163 words

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page 5 of the scan

Led in the unions. It is essential that the labour movement as a whole support the strike. The call for a day of action will not only bring the council the table, but also help create the conditions for fightback against Heseltine.

members as individuals to decide for themselves whether or picket lines.

They also say that if NAIGO members choose to respect the picket lines they will not receive any finanCIal SuDDOrI, from either the city council or NALGO.

Such advice is NALGO members to NUPE's strike by crossing the picket lines.

This is in spite of the request from the NUPE divisional office in Birmingham that all trade unionists should respect NUPE's official picket lines.

NALGO's branch officers have not seen fit to make donations to the NUPE strikers hardship fund, or to organise collections throughout the membership on behalf of the NUPE members.

Support to NUPE strikers ship fund, c/o Jo Little, NUPE office, Southfields School, Street, Coventry.

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