IMGpapers 1980–83

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

"EMPLOYMENT" ACT M'LUD

Socialist Challenge No. 249, 11 June 1982 · p. 6 of the scan · 156 words

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page 6 of the scan

Labour's manifesto has to convince the working class that the next Labour government won't be like the last ORE WORK FOR OU AND MEL Labour has to take the lead to organise the fight back against the Tories. It should be initiating and banks to be nationalised wolle workers to prepare for nationalisation it lists the new boards it will create. It tries to solve, by constitutiona. fiddling in Whitehall's upper reaches, what ought to be solved by rallying the labour movement for extraparliamentary battle.

Let just take one US example: planning agree. Tories anti-union laws — not just promising to repeal them ments. These never took off the Labour government, because the employers would have nothing to do with them. Hardly surpris ing: their need for profit is direct conflict social needs. which determine planning priorities.

The answer should be obvious: the government should propose a statutory trade union right of veto Th

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