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On hand women workers at 'Lee Jeans' Greenock are in the eleventh week of occupying factory in an all-out fight for jobs.

On the other, 'event' of the TUC's 'Week of Activities' is the march this Saturday in Bradford called by the National Union of Tailors and Garment Workers against unemployment and for import controls - a demand ported by the textile bosses.

One is a real fight against the Tories.

The other represents collaboration between the union leaders and the dustrialists who 100,000 textile workers on the dole in the last year alone.

Miners leader Scargill is due to speak Bradford. Let's hope he makes it crystal clear just how the their the main supvery in- the one have put Arthur of pay at THE Liverpool and Yorkshire London will also ding import controls.

workers unemployment.

We should People's March For Jobs from be demanBradford demonstration will at root be angry mobilisations against mobilise for concerted industrial action. We hope that the march receives more publicity than the TUC week of action. more active support, all the general council should join the march at some stage (perhaps they should check Len Murray's holiday dates first). march, but what about the workers that are in dispute at this moment in time. The general council of the TUC need to give It's all very well calling the march a people's