SocialistAction 1983–88

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

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Socialist Action No. 49, 16 March 1984 · p. 7 of the scan · 202 words

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page 7 of the scan

to have to tight once again the same battles were fought Labour Representation Committee was formed in 1900. Then the struggle was to win the trade unions to an understanding that they could only defend themselves by political as well as industrial action.

That fight is going to have to be gone through again ting at a higher level than 1900. Unions such as the NUM or TGWU are not going to be broken from the Labour Par* ban on unions at GCHQ when the Labour Party.

movement become political although star- crushing defeat.

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Employment Bill 1982 ARRANGEMENT OF CLAUSES Put the Tebbit and King anti-union laws in the dustbin of history ty. But there is going to have to be an enormous fight to win whole sections of the trade union movement both to a militant fight to defend their own interests and politically to support for the Both issues will dominate the trade unions in the coming years. The trade going or it will suffer No strategy for the unions which does not appreciate the full scope of the Tory attack is going to of its Heath the tions Photo: GM COOKSON SHOP STEWARDS COMMITTEE

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