IMGpapers 1980–83

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

All out with the healthworkers

Socialist Challenge No. 251, 24 June 1982 · p. 3 of the scan · 189 words

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SUPPORT for the healthworkers 12 per cent claim dramatically increased on the 23 June TUC-called Day of Action. Miners in Scotland and Derbyshire led the way but water, gas and electricity workers also gave support. Thousands of council workers and local government workers in NUPE and NALGO also backed up their hospital colleagues. These actions were a Murray, please note. received when he declarec "I bring greetings for your just struggle. Polish workers are involved in a solidarity struggle too difficult conditions and The Stalinist bureaucracy trying to take back all that Solidarity has won. The bourgeoisie in the west is taking away the rights o the miners for the solidarity they have shown us and I wish you victory?

TO Socialist Challenge 24 June 1962 page 3

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tremendous encouragement to health workers to stick out for their full claim despite the new offer made by the Tories. But these actions were also one in the eye for the 1980 Employment Act which expressly forbade such solidarity action. Yet trade union action is so determined that the Tories dare not use the Act. Len

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