SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

AAM union conference THE TRADE UNION conference called by the Anti Apartheid Movement (AAM) on 1 March will be a

Socialist Action No. 130, 7 February 1986 · p. 12 of the scan · 292 words

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there will be a healthy attendance.' Already three national unions have agreed to She Na the National of Public Employees, the Na tional Association of Local Government Officers, and the National Union of Seamen. As the list gets bigger, it'll make it easier to get in more union delegations. Already some unions, like the National Railwaymen, have circulated registration forms to all Inel branches - in the NUR's case, only in the London region, however.

The AAM sees the conterence as very much working conference, not a That's the verdict of conference organiser, Simon Sapper. 'The response to date has been good,' says Sapper, 'and the AAM is optimistic that rally. So star speakers and resolution-passing will not be features of the day. Instead, the AAM aims to give practical aid to trade unoinists who want to get involved in solidarity campaign. It will be designed knowledge, to build up ex in pertise in the labour movement, to generate idens for activity. says Sapper.

•Many trade unionists will want to do something, but they don't have facts and figures at their finge tips. We hope that atte the conference they'll be better informed, and ready to get active. ' And action

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