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- though here again, the executive have been keen to limit the degree of united Refusing compliance with Giles Radice's call for a moratorium on action at least until the general election will be vital. Action by teachers is the only basis for appeals to the wider labour movement for tasks of the left have been made more difficult as a result of the conference. Even the narrower-than-desired victories of the executive will lead to demoralisation as the impact of the defeats mounts up. This should be the occasion for stepped up activity around defence of the victimised ILTA officers and the broadest possible mobilisation, including of the wider labour movement, around the key issues confronting teachers and education.
IN JULY the TGWU is holding its biennial delegate conference (BDC). We will be printing a series of artieles in the run up to the conference. The first looks at the way the IGWU has responded to seven years of Tory rule and the deep social crisis that has accompanied it.
Seven years of Tory rule MuCH more four million on the dole. hatcher . OUL LO 'break the mould' through The lUWU more pragmatic, and there are pressures within the T&G a0O0I Ine fledged new realist course.
short term contracts, agency casualisation 'selfemplovment' have become increasingly widespread in all areas of employment Those in permanent, secure employment, often with organisation, have been in many cases cut down to a more vulnerable 'core'. tion to this year's conference still sees it.
And yet the horse had already bolted. The facts of the expansion of temporary employment etc will not be ignored . Are these workers employers, or the EETPL There can be no doubt that this year's conference Socialist Action- 8 May 1987