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Socialist Organiser1982 1982-01-21Read it in the scan (PDF), scan page 3 →
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Party, not the Workers' Socialist League'.
The Journal adds: 'Footnote for readers without a sense of humour: All the New Year resolutions in our article were imaginary. There is no truth in the suggestion that Michael Edwardes is going on strike, or that Ian Paisley quitting politics in a dramatic new bid to restore peace in Northern Ireland ' First the good news: between 1973 and 1977 the progress made in ending sexual segregation in jobs was equivalent to what might be expected to happen over a 14-year period. In higher grade white collar and professional jobs, the proportion of women rose by 7% in those four years, compared to a rise of 4% in the years 1911-1971. And the bad news? You don't really need to be told -since 1977 the trend has been reversed. Not only are women losing their jobs faster, but the jobs they're getting are worse. to disobey the orders of their officers and side with the working class.
It is safe to predict however that Mr. Clark will escape Scot-free from prosecution. It is less safe to imagine that his advice has not already found an echo among Special Branch officers in Devon and Cornwall, as well as their colleagues in MI5, who are dismayed at the way Alderson's moves have lifted the lid on the extent of their surveillance.