IMGpapers 1980–83

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

teachers strike against the cuts

· Socialist Challenge No. 235, 4 March 1982 · p. 15 of the scan · 196 words

The scan: sc-no235.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 15 of the scan

FOR A WOMAN'S RIGHT to WORK THE OCCUPATION of Plessey in Bathgate, against Heseltine's cuts, of the National Union of Teachers shutting down schools.

London and the south east -don wide strike.

are own employees.

evening. the that and Edwards in Leyland, Saturday Laurence Scott Strike Committee TEACHERS in the London Borough of Barking have been on indefinite strike since last Thurs day. The dispute, in defence of 160 jobs and has the official support Even more significantly, the union has for the first time endorsed the call to picket schools, which is aired at turning away supplies and Wednesday 10 March will be a day of action in Barking and official delegations from the NUT will be going from union did not support the call for a half day Lon- although the On that day the Labour controlled council will fix the new rates and the demonstration and lobby planned will call on the council to fight back against the cuts, instead of picking on its Demonstration leaves Barking Park 3 p.m Wednesday 10 March. Lobby council in the Despite their recent defeat, Leyland workers took part in the demonstration against Tebbit Lancashire

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