IMGpapers 1980–83

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

1 September -your date with the TUC

Socialist Challenge No. 160, 14 August 1980 · p. 2 of the scan · 324 words

The scan: sc-n160-aug-14-1980.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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OUR POLICIES not of the workers but of the capitalist class.

Socialist Challenge believes that the two vital tasks confronting revolutionary socialists are:

• To build broad-based class struggle tendencies in opposition class-collaborationism in the labour movement. These should be non-exclusive in grouping together militants holding a wide range of political views.

• To begin to fight for the creation unified democratic revolutionary socialist organisation which can, an application of united lacuics, begin lo be alternative by thousands workers engaged in struggles.

Such an organisation shouid be based on the understanding that:

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the response Socialist Challenge, and beating up old people.

through front ШІЯ НО РОТО ПРОН For the of socialism bosses their all SUPPORT is building up for the 1 September lobby of the TUC on With over two million on the dole, ' OI tne trade union leaderships has been non-existent. As Bob Wright puts it in this week's being against unemployment is like being against The point is, the TUC leadership answer is precious little. Many unions wave Crawley have policies against overtime and for the 35-hour week, but again very little the The lobby called by the Mobilising Committee on Unemployment is going to the TUC to demand that the TUC organise class-wide action to stem the flood of redundancies. The lobby will be outside the TUC at the Conference centre at noon and there will be a lobby meeting at the Sea House pub at Ipill, 1 Middle St., Brighton, just down the road from Speakers at the rally will include Ward, branch POEU, Bernard Connolly craft convenor Rotherham, and John Walsh, conBrighton Centre venor of BOC of Challenge readers should be gearing up for a maximum BSC turn-out at the lobby and meeting.

For details of Sea House Pub Brichton Hackney. Socialist 01-359-8371.

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FOR A 35-HOUR transport ring LOSS OF PAY! NO TO UNEMPLOYMENT WEEK NOW SHARE THE WORK, WITH NO Missiles

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