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Slave labour 'super'- Tebbit

Socialist Challenge No. 261, 18 September 1982 · pp. 3-4 of the scan · 500 words

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further details of his scheme, which replaces new concepts'. course, is not new at al. ts The 'new concept' Ca1e0 quick buck off the backs of young people and undermining trade unions into Lic barea.

Undercut Tebbit originally billed his new youth scheme as a way of giving youth high quality college and work experience'. But now some bright spark WHO refuses to be named because he is so proud of his new concept has proposed that the youth be to work in sweat shops to undercut Taiwanese and South Korean products. Tebbit has described the scheme as 'super'.

The Tebbit 'idea matches pertectly previous 'idea" Youth are Tebbit UnCIDIOYCO. opined because in asking for living they price themselves out of the market' Unemployment in Tebbitland is the result of grasping youth and strong trade unions. He should tell this idea to diwanese South NORMAN 'on your bike' Tebbit, Tory minister for creating unemployment has just released youth training Korean workers who are aLsO Tacing massive unemployment through something called the world recession. That is, through the inevitable workings of an economy based on production for profit.

is needed stronger which all the youth in schemes STOLE belong. Because stronger unions can increase the confidence of the working class to the point not only acrenea themsleves against slave labour conditons. economy out of the hands of the capitalists and planning production for need instead of profit. In such a situation we would all have a job and a decent standard of living. Unionise The message of the North West youth march for 'Jobs not Bombs' will be for the labour leaders to fight to implement their policy for full unionisation of these schemes and also for union rates for the job. Thatcherite wrecker, Norman Tebbit Labour movement, issues).

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Socialist Challenge 18 September 1982 page

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At the 1982 TUC Congress, miners president Voss Evans and Arthur Scargill get great greeting from striking health workers. Photo: JOHN HARRIS A likely pair: Chapple & Weighell Photo: JOHN HARRIS

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YOPs next year. 300,000 youth are to be paid f25 per week to produce cheap products for sale in special fac- tories. Tebbit quipped 'l instance this as part of the ingenuity that is being devoted to finding

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