LAST WEEK saw another example of the strike-breaking role of the British trade union bureaucracy in the North with General and Municipal officials scabbing on the pay strike of Belfast bus workers.
Bus drivers, like so many workers in the North, are divided into two separate unions, the militant Dublin-based the right-wing led London-based GMBATU.
The Citybus workers set the pace with a week-long strike in support of their 10 per cent wage claim. But their hopes of a united response from all bus workers in the city GMBATU officials refused to call a membership meeting and vetoed proposals to join the Frustraied ATGWL roled to accept management's sis per Mexertile cares inore factories in the 55°£ 1T10 EDUTIE IT mines North rad south it is He KIT SOU religion not partition that causes the main division of the Irish working class.
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Socialist Action 29 April 1983