IMGpapers 1980–83

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

Emergency cover withdrawn in Notts

Socialist Challenge No. 279, 2 February 1983 · p. 3 of the scan · 238 words

The scan: sc-no279.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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troops we'll withdraw all that.

When asked about the betrayals of the TUC relation ASLEF Terry said militants were drawing lessons from the right-wing trade union leaders' role. 'We've voted not to nave Len Murray to do anything about He hasn't done any good in any other industry. leaders follow the advice of their we'll get the claim we want.

confident that we're going to stay out until we get a better offer.

OFFICIAL

STRIKE UR RIGHT.

Pickets in Warwickshire Water Wo in Mansfield.

and NUPE members was immediate -Emergency cover was withdrawn.

linghamshire win the excepton tingham), followed this Mansfield lead strike in support of the manual workers to raise support in the main local industries -made in the local Labour Parties. THE WATER workers dispute escalated here last TI day 27 January with the withdrawal of all emergency c Management cleared screens at the Bath Lane breaking a previous agreement. The response of the ( this means The following day, water workers in the rest of of the city o The confident mood of the pickets at the Great Ce Rd site was strengthened by the decision of the government union staff members to stage a one hour t Socialist Challenge supporters have been active ir - coal garment. This will be vital as layoffs could soon a workers in these industries. Calls for support are also Socialist Challenge 2 February 1983 pe

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