IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

DONT US DOWN THE RIVER

Socialist Challenge No. 141, 3 April 1980 · p. 1 of the scan · 178 words

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up with inflation. It amounts to an increase in guaranteea carnings or £10 a week.

It was no surprise that the Lever came up wIll While serving in the last Labour government. made clear This priorities WCIC government's job is to help create the conditions which produce more opportunity for investment,' he wrote in June 1976.

Neither is it a surprise that the steel union general secretary, Bill Sirs, recommended acceptance of the inquiry judgement.

Way back in January, all Sirs was demanding was an increase of s per cent me toune ne coulen u sell that, but ever since made clear that his priority was to end une surike in any way ne could Certainly the steelworkers have won more than the original two per cent offer made to them last December.

But compared to what Villiers will be getting it is just one more example principle of lory Britain - those who have will have more, those who have not will have less.

sucha "The profitable Sirs has ALL OUT ON DAY OF ACTION

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