IMGpapers 1980–83

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

Unemployment march Huddersfield

· Socialist Challenge No. 183, 5 February 1981 · p. 15 of the scan · 242 words

The scan: sc-n183-feb-05-1981.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 15 of the scan

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THERE was hundred per cent support the 24-hour strike of Airways trade union.

The Broad Left meeting was addresed by Tony Bs nike the who urged unions CPSA to affiliate the He endorsed Roddy's campaign and compared it to the campaign for democracy in the Labour Party.

pay, London weighting, and a shorter working week The mass meeting pledg ed its total opposition to any planned redundancies.

.While : the national ofticials of the main unions in yolved have been luke warm their BA workers ha encouraged by the stand of UnOl LOCay n creacer wages in line with inflation a shorter working week, anc weeks holiday for al workers. TGWU 9/14 branch NEARLY two thousand ål the Tory unemployment Called the ocensinmere 193o per Locally, more thar textile and engineering plants are on short time.

by the main speaker, Star columnist Joe Ashton, will only lead the labour movement up a blind alley. more than 1,500 leaflets arguing for plementation ot a worksharing with no loss of pay.

people marched through Huddersfield last Saturday in protest government's erore on by Huddersfield Trades Council and the local Labour Party the march was the largest demonstration in cent of the workforce is unemployed. Most of the local Unfortunately the call for import control:

Labour MP and Dail Socialist Challenge supporters handed out the im34-houl week, and for Socialist Challenge 5 February 1981 Page 15

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