IMGpapers 1980–83

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

JOINT SAY

Socialist Challenge No. 212, 7 September 1981 · p. 2 of the scan · 256 words

The scan: sc-no212.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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under attack from Edwardes again allegations will be dealt wIll because the AUEW is involvec Bu management have made no effort to substantiate the allegations except to say that they 'hold the acresponsible representatives credited TGWU Oxford district secretary David Buckle leading the trade union delegation at the works conference, told management that what employees do in their own time has got nothing to do with BI Their position was totall unacceptable and a failure to agree was registered The issue will now be the subject of a nationa conference Making the activities of employees outside of more information fill in the form below Name...

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Photo. Laurence Sharham (IFU working subject for the BL disciplinary procedure is a very serious development indeed, particularly since BL is the pace-setter for wide sections of the employers.

JD L and their South African chairman now want to control the private lives of their employees in Britain as they are able to do successfully in plants in India and in the South African apartheid state.

The management of the Cowley Assembly Plant want to go back to the days when the plant was run by Billy Morris who had workers in the of fice for displaying Labour Party posters in their windows. or sacked them for joining a union.

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