SocialistAction 1983–88

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

'Deunionisation and depoliticisation have to be opposed'

· Socialist Action No. 27, 30 September 1983 · pp. 3-4 of the scan · 163 words

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As technology competitive This emasculate and destroy the tions of working people? this background decision meet British Tebbit. I believe they were wrong to thought the against, put at the TUC congress, wěre overwhelming.

Unions

I accept that because of high unemployment, 'respon- unions are not strong situation as they were 1971 when troduced the Relations Act. those who unions had great difficulties interwar ween 1918 and 1939. and thei ize The 132 = m the to the TUC • Norman outside parliament. do so, and I arguments in such a Heath Industrial But years betwere ultimately everhoped that no concessions given away to Tebbit and his Tory colleagues. His proposals, in my view, have the to be fought both inside and I also most successfully is at the point of production.

Not only do I wish to see membership dramatically increased, but want to see every

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Socialist Action 30 September 1983 Greenham Women Against Cruise plan to

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