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/ you see, 1 wa: really pissed oif at being forced to pay a political levy to the Tory Party My employers, for example, frequently donated part of the wealth created by my labour to the Tory I buy in a shop without contributing indirectly to SAnd what could funds?!' CORMAC I packed in l I the job up shoplifting.

I fear you have h not situated your problematic with sufficient rigour... the healthworkers amounted to the calling of protest actions to gradually wear out the massive enthusiasm drive for action ranks.

Result One positive result of in some arcas layer of rank file leaders, sometimes organised through joint shop stewards committees. A national shop stewards was able meet in Sheffield to plan action during the health dispute.

The other result was a boost for 'broad left' type Link Area and regional con. ferences the health service can link together the anc the Labour Party in labour : wide action moveneill confront the danger that the workers movement faces in both its working conditions and its health as a result of the new Tory attacks. * Profit of Health NALGO Birmingham and Solihull Health Branch. £1.00. Reduced rate for bulk orders, details from above Travalgar House, Paradise roor.

Circus, Queensway, Birm ingham B1 2BQ

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Socialist Action 15 July 1983