SocialistAction 1983–88

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

CSEU Lobby

Socialist Action No. 153, 21 November 1986 · p. 11 of the scan · 203 words

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page 11 of the scan

comments Rots KOve Motor 'We've got about 25 here could ve filied coacnes strong y memper decades for trade unionists to fight to build up their rights. Iow ine umon leadersnio a prepared to sell them owi But although the likes of Bill Jordan wants to sell i out when it goes back to th individua unions mempershi WIl leaders of the CSEU where:

Edwards with other workers Baldwin Francis A trincham where ne sille AEU convenor: 'There was a 250-strong mass meeting shop stewards in Mancheste passed resomnior favour of a lobby of today's We took that resolu Mette non nock o our acorr an we had a unanimous decision to send a delegation our members, workforce of about 250, are here.

Dave Hodgkinson, convenor Thorn EMI, Manchester 'A. rerares une oriciers wro ur prepared to sell us down the river they're not fit to be where they They put theil forget where they come irom They forget about the ran file They ve got to go.

Steve Fletcher, convenor National Supply Stockor. ner seo for ine snorier working week with no strings attached ers sul members and we'll fight lik did in 1979.' (when the 40-hour : was breached

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