Socialist Organiser

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

[THE final tally for July is shown below…]

Socialist Organiser no. 143, 18 August 1983 · scan p. 16 · about 133 words

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THE final tally for July is shown below. So far for August we've got £145.59 - not a very good start, especially given that we're offering local groups a discount on back debts if they clear them promptly by fund-raising before September 17 not only of strike pay but of official support for blacking and solidarity strikes.

•Such official backing was vital given the conditions in the plant. Another, smaller, section of the plant, the Retread or DCP, had been forced to accept the new shifts last February. Feeling confident, management attempted to bring the new shifts into the lightweight and heavyweight production departments which employ 1,100 out of the total 6,000 at the factory.

They. obviously believed that this section, too, could be isolated and forced to accept the new con-

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