[ACTION * In Labour Parties and Trades Councils…]
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ACTION * In Labour Parties and Trades Councils: start organising now for public meetings, so as soon as the strike starts the issues can be explained by BL workers right ¡from the start.
* Labour Parties and Trades Councils should approach other public sector workers with a view to making these meetings lablour movement conferences on smashing the four per cent limit.
* From such meetings and conferences, BL strike support committees can be set up, with representatives from local trade unions, LabTHE scene is the newsroom of a BBC radio studio.
Across the table from each other sit the twin presenters of the current affairs programme "The World at Bay'.
Bill Sarcastic, a paunchy, balding man in his 50s, is a forme: editor of the Daily Rattle and of the weekly current affairs magazine Managerial Competence.
He now needs a medicinal slug of whisky before, during and after his 6am show.
Alison Cutlass has not been chosen as his copresenter out of body fascism, although she is elegantly dressed and carefully made up. Her qualificour Parties, and unemployed workers' groups. Unemployed workers can be organised to help with picketing and collecting money.
* If there's no BL plant in the area, pickets of BL showrooms can help show support for the strike.
* TGWU and AUEW members should put resolutons calling for a national strike of those unions in the event of Edwardes carrying out the sackings.
* Collect money for the Leyland Action Committee 194 Dawlish Road, Birmingham 29.
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