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The Leyland Action Committee brought together mintants from different BL factories to get the '£20 claim adopted and then to help develop the strike. Now it will be working to draw out the lessons of the betrayal and organise to prevent repetitions. • Contact: Leyland Action Committee, 194 Dawlish Road, Selly Oak, Birmingham 29.
involving no-strike clauses. ment.. 2903 24 Tories and employers to legislate and tc sider using their new anti-union laws, I! on the same timid union leaders to hold any resistance.
Among the other Tory plans are shackles on council spending, attack nationalised industries and an assault'o rights of private tenants.
On top of this will come a new barri spending cuts.
Such attacks could have been halted Leaders' sabotage still can be halted by mass action of the ing class. Even Edwardes was forced to draw his most extreme threats in the fi the BL strike..
The BL experience confirms that a l ship is needed that, is prepared to cor and defeat the *Tones: we urge It angered by the self-out to join with us right to build such a leadership
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