IMGpapers 1980–83

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

Appeal

Socialist Challenge No. 196, 7 May 1981 · p. 16 of the scan · 351 words

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statistics. And the speakers explained that the real level of was much ligher than 2½million. Ovation Theresa Martin, a shop steward at the recently closed Tater and Lyle facpointed out that many women don't bother register as unemployed if they are married. Even so there are 20,000 women registered in Liverpool alone.

It was fitting therefore that the banner eading the march snould de Chlanet by a young woman wearing 'woman's right to work' sash.

with the Post Office.

The appalling waste of unemployment and the plight young unemployed in particular mac mueter tne tremenou London N1 N THE MARCH chester told Socialist Challenge: 'If the joined together to call actions to support the march as it goes through stood that kicking out the Tories and replacing them with a Labour government essential to solving unemployment The March has caught the imagination of yorkin ipeople. lt an play role stimulating the fight back and their unemployment policics.

To achieve that the march should link up with as many workers as possiWorkers insertike ne Lee Jeans and Laurence Scott's occupations should marconide of place on the Socialist Challenge for the incredibly low price of £2 With 12 month subscriptions we are giving away a Disaster by Glyn and John Harrison, published by and rush your order to: • Londor N1 2XP Cheques and POs payable to 'Socialist Challenge'.

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Overseas: 12 months — Surface mail & Europe air mail A united strike committee involving stewards all unions on site shopfloor and staff, has been established at the Manchester plant. Committees have been set up to run the occupation and sc far 590 of the 650 worker: have been involved in the Convenor of the joint shop stewards committee Bob Pension told Socialst Challenge: 'If Snipe gets away unionist has got the right to strike. Thousands of little Snipes will be watching for the outcome or tni fight.

What they need now is money. Rush donations of • support to: Appeal fund, c/0 George Fryer, 20 Roundcroft, Rumley, Stockport Cheshire

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