Socialist Organiser

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

[THE management at Greenings in Warrington last week…]

Socialist Organiser no. 133, 26 May 1983 · scan p. 15 · about 206 words

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THE management at Greenings in Warrington last week agreed to talks with the 400 workers on strike against moves to abolish the annual wage claim, end negotiated holidays, reduce trade union facilities, and axe 89 jobs. Management's only previous move in the dispute had been to issue redundancy notices to all the strikers.

The talks, however, produced no shitt in the bosses position, and the strike continues. The strikers have been sending delegations round the country, especially to union conterences, to appeal for funds.

Messages/donations: N. Greening ISSC, c/o Len Blood, 26 St. John St., Newton-le-Willows, Merseyside.

The Newham 8 - Asian The Newham 8 - Asian youths aged between 15 and 21 - face charges of conspiracy as well as threatening behaviour and actual bodily harm.

They were arrested on September 24 1982 after an incident with plain-clothes police officers. In the previous week there had been three major racist attacks on Asian schoolchildren at Little Ilford School, in Newham, and an incident where 60 or 70 white youth with iron bars and sticks went on the rampage in East Ham and Manor Park.

Send invitations for speakers, or resolutions of support, to Newham 8 Defence Campaign. c/o PO Box 273, London E7 9JN.

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