SocialistAction 1983–88

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

Aberewmboi women launch 'no scabs' petition

· Socialist Action No. 132, 28 February 1986 · pp. 11-12 of the scan · 195 words

The scan: 132-feb-28-1986-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 11 of the scan

ALREADY more than 500 people in the Cynon Valley village of Abercwmboi have signed a protest petition against the return of superscab Paul Watson.

Spearheading the campaign Abercwmboi women's support set up after five men were dismissed from the Phurnacite coking the end of the Paul Wat , the only scab in the valley, was responsible for getting them the sack after he accused them of spitting at him.

Watson transferred to management were finding Notts lasl ycal because much trouble to keep him in Abercwmbol, ran high. Now he wants come back, sa! because he is home sick! is rumoured that the !! reason is the oppositi from workers he is findi in his new job But the mining co which ear the nicknar Scargill Valley during don't want back. ine women s s port group warn that if returns mne reacion wu be dramatic Roberts, group chair told us: •T response to the petit has been first class. circulating throughou: Cynon Valley and wil! sent to the Notts he quarters of Fuels, owners where Watson worked til last September

page 12 of the scan

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