IMGpapers 1980–83

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

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Socialist Challenge No. 226, 17 December 1981 · pp. 14-15 of the scan · 217 words

The scan: sc-no226.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 14 of the scan

MILLIONS unemployed... but millions on the streets showing their anger and determination to fight this government. Jobs for vouth, jobs for women, jobs for all - that was the message that he w ade by whi All otis e judged 'Socialist Challenge 17 December 1981 came loud and clear from the Labour Party marches in Glasgow, Cardiff, and London, the People's March for Jobs and the Jobs FOR A I Birmingham 7 0 for jobs WOMEN have the right to work 400. That was the message Lee Jeans workers took round the country in their victorious fight EiGHT months on strike and still going strong. Laurence Scott workers have led the strug gle for jobs in 1981 against their boss, the police and bailiffs, and against Boyd and Duffy. Now they face Xmas and New Year on the picket line OU PREACH REDUNDANC

page 15 of the scan

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ADULTS... £2 YOUTHS... £1•50 CAPS.... £1.50 UNEMAOTED.

PISS OFF BL and Edwardes may have won a battle but they haven't won national strike, the Longbridge workers showed they were not ly. demoralised when they walked out for four weeks in an attempt to get a 39 hour week without strings. What BL workers want for Xmas is a new union leadership, both locally and national

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