IMGpapers 1980–83

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

Solidarity can win

· Socialist Challenge No. 257, 19 August 1982 · pp. 1-2 of the scan · 188 words

The scan: sc-no257.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 1 of the scan

ELECTRICAL TRADES - have other workers struck in support of the 12 per cent claim, put to spineless cowards of the TUC who sold out ASLEF and will fail the health workers if left to their own devices.

trade unionist should say right on Sean Geraghty, you showed the labour movement trade about, and you showed how the health workers can win take a leaf out of the book of Geraghty and their rank and file. Let them demand the TUC organises: — Solidarity strikes with the rec.:" workers Collections in every workpic.::. support the 12 per cent ciair. Bring forward demonstration to early Sepiem.="

who have the electricians shame the Every socialist and every unionism is all The lefts on the TUC mus:

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page 2 of the scan

PO Box 50, London N1 2XP Phone 359 8180 (Newsdesk), 359 8371 (distribution)

THE DECISION to only fine print electrician Sean Gerachty represented a clear climbdown by the Tories and their courts. So too was the decision of the Newspaper Proprietors Association to refrain from seeking civil damages - which, under the Tory anti £350 plus BLAENAU GWENT

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