SocialistAction 1983–88

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

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· Socialist Action No. 160, 6 March 1987 · p. 12 of the scan · 267 words

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page 12 of the scan

and exposes for all to see IMHOT NUM, SOGAT the TARe any Ncoyered the previous laws to be: part of a wholesale and cumulative assault on the Al ine centre the paper are measures to preverl uic SOIEI • of militant class struggle unionism used bv the their historic strike of 1984 5.

No longer will it be up simply to individual union members to take civil action. The green paper provides for a new commissioner who will underwrite Huenek burden legal action or act where nave taker action at all.

green paper imEast, elsewhere. Socialist Action is a paper that tells the truth about workers MElUAS the world - a paper that arms its readers with the analysis that is necessary to organise the fightback at home solidarity with workers struggles internationally.

Maintaining our fortnightly schedule of production is indispensable. To do that Socialist Action is launching a special ap peal to all our supporters give a day's wages to help us meet our publication fund target £10,000.

We believe that this is a sacrifice that will be well repaid in the yeats to come. mediately won the backing SDP-Liberal who legitimately claimed that many of its provisions stemmed from their own proposals. The has consistently argued that the Tory government forthright union 'reform' univers paper hennetied The condemnatior movement representatives. employment spokesperson, John Evans described Il as 'petty, vindictive and miserable attack' on trade unionists adding the charter introduced by government :"ove) the past eight awful years' Scabs charter in detail and how to light it, page 10.

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