RIP for a loudmouth
Socialist Organiser1981 1981-09-03Read it in the scan (PDF), scan page 13 →
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by Pat Longman THE TIMES management have found themselves a perfect Industrial Relations Officer - Reg Brady, NATSOPA machine Father of Chapel at the Sunday Times, and an ex-member of the NATSOPA executive.
Reputation For many years Brady paraded himself as a militant and left-winger. He regularly attended trade union and labour movement rallies, and was never far from the platform.
He got himself a reputation for militancy, Special offer for the new weekly: £3.50 for three months, £6 for siX months, £11 for a year.
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Send to Socialist iser, 28 Middle Lane, London N8. particularly during the Times dispute, where he was regarded as having taken an uncompromising attitude towards management during the 11-month lock-out.
Shock
Many people doubted his motives, but the complete sell-out has still come as a shock.
Presumably, Brady believes that the £20,000plus a year that he will pocket will compensate for any misgivings he has about stabbing his workmates in the back and joining up with the bosses.
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