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The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

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Socialist Organiser no. 86, 27 May 1982 · scan pp. 15–16 · about 208 words

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A coach load of strikers, paid for by the GMWU General Branch, is lobbying their conference for support. Already the GMWU Executive Council has issued a statement calling for the council to enter "meaningful negotiations" and to withdraw the sacking threat.

If not, they will authorise all GMWU members in the Borough to come out on strike (including in the social services, meals-on-wheels, home helps and homes).

On a card vote, NUPE conference carried an emergency resolution from Wandsworth.

Escalated

By their provocative actions, the council have now escalated the dispute to one of national importance. The strikers are particularly angered by the fact that Pritchards, since Friday,

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