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Socialist Challenge No. 253, 9 July 1982 · p. 3 of the scan · 558 words

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more This was the LIC South Wale! support nealll workers' pay clain GLYN plained many workers were by no means op Doscu wal suude now inal I sovel Is lilai if the government can afford to spend money on the war they can afford to spend it or WULACIS One COHSE official tried the Wal issue dy saying that heat could hers saying blokes in the Falklands stick to were He giving a nunarea per cent got short shrift from an irish claimed that in Ireland stayill? wiicle sucwas outac pickel lies The Falklands war is one many issues workers dispute grow in strengin oreansaon or ol lew younger stewards are coming ded wood l Calle were calmne members for the union - in my hospital alone 23 former members or me ken rave joined the union because they want to fight. The Wales division RCN has orced to come out against 1 latest otter their swil chboards were literally iamm ed with complaints last week.

'NUPE organised across the hospitals which important enough it necas Lo be broadenea out delegate ons delegates hicle the Licensing Centre to our las meeting CISCUS Cooraction around the 19-21 July strike 'The DVLC, which is based in Swansea, only july wich will Have dil well. But if Will be the who will be the lynch drawing healthworkers the rail workers disputes Ou local pit will be stopping on 1y Ju"Three NUPE branches in Swansea have hired visitil lactorics workplaces asking for sym e same elione and NUPE local government ana water workers supporting us already.' Photo: PETE GRANT (Socialist Ch Ealing health workers receive local support Manchester Sunday 10 July will see the manchester invour movemen out on the streets in support of the health workers and the rail workers The demonstration plann ed for that day was originally Manchester women's council showing their solidarity with health service backing Labour Party, the North wes of NUPE ane oran west region.

and UCATT. Greater • Man, chester printers, fire fighters, by health service unions in Southampton.

contingent NUPE porters allu ancillar workers ica lnc march or Ju through centre rally. Speakers at the rally expressed both tion of the health workers their widespread support that ISLA ne abour movemen for them The next step is to build sunDort to day wide July Sheffield NALGO Following the decision of the convernmen workers union annual conference not picker lines on 23 ne, field City Council NALGO members came out for the day Pickets were set up at a major workplaces and nurse hospital worker. omed emergency cover was provid ed by the local governmen but the the public WO favourable.

Ine action taken on June was the most successfu attempt of Sheffield NALGO Be was some discontent among int members because mere was very sue consuliu the nart of the unio leadership. . But the very suc ess of the action should make Sheffiel move towards havins vovemen me ark one members The disruption of city lif by NALGO will be a big boos both to the and action with the health workers Reports compiled Judith Arkwright Pat Grusoe: ana mike lucker Socialiet Challenge: 9 July 1982, page 3

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