IMGpapers 1980–83

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

Sacking

Socialist Challenge No. 188, 12 March 1981 · pp. 15-16 of the scan · 402 words

The scan: sc-n188-mar-12-1981.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 15 of the scan

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They argued that describe the imperialist' the term used in announcements for he conference - could only bring disunity in the fight or workle Class Colliiilll ment to end the british oc cupation of Northern The aim was not to de. mane nat te eacersnin of the trade union movement war in Ireland, as in effect it aireday does will DacKing orine bener Lue Tor Al campaign, but that it should call for troop withdrawal By a vote of 19 to 15, of ficers of Hackney Withdrawinge censed des withdrawing oscuss une issue. al upheld his sacking on the grounds that, whe ner employer's prejudice him was well-founded, many people have the same prejudice and the sacking therefore reasonable' These are just two exannies one kao ol problem which gay peonie face at work. it is no coincidence that both concerned jobs involving young people.

Lesbians and gay in these jobs are constantly under threat — and can scarceever about their sexuality because exople would cor example of gay youth.

Clwyd county council Conference Leaders of the GMWU and NUPE have made statements on gay rights but activists in the that their leaders go beyond words The Gay Rights Work Conference, which welcomes the participation of non-gays, will be the next step in organis ing this It will be held in Sheffield on Details John McKay, Pickwick Court, London SE9.

page 16 of the scan

adequate food, water, education, health and housing for everyone in the world has been estimated at $17 billion a year. It is a huge sum of money Socialist canted by a ta fier fiT id London London t1 Challenge The money required to provide ...about spends on arms every two weeks.

From a poster produced by New Internationalist much as CND mittees, Constit FERENCE in top left hand corner of envelope. Please mark all Goodwin Street, London N4 Organisation:..

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CONFERENCE AGAINST THE MISSILES Saturday 28th. March in MANCHESTER at UMIST Students Union correspondence with LABOUR MOVEMENT CON.

To be completed by secretary of delegating body and returned to CND, 11 Do you rig or crete cited etc. or be seat wil delegates credentiale • (E3 per delegate) cheques payable to CND If your TU/Labour Party wishes to affiliate to CND please ask for form.

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LABOUR MOVEMENT

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