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Socialist Organiser1983 1983-12-01Read it in the scan (PDF), scan page 15 →
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WONT This new pamphlet tells the story of the victimisation of Socialist Organiser supporter Alan Fraser and how the fight to defend him was sold out by the union officials. 25p plus postage from 75 Freemantle Close, Racinnetnto to call action, up to all-out strike action and occupation if there was no change in British Shipbuilders' position.
The SNC is doing everything it can to delay and avoid action in the hope that the yards will get tired of waiting and accept anything.
The SNC is wrong. Lay delegates returning from the SNC meeting where the £7/survival plan was agreed in principle, were told by their stewards committees that they were totally out of order The mood in most yards is that the survival plan and redundancies have got to be rejected and that rejection backed up by action. The combine feel that January 3 is tactically the right time to start the action.
Murray and Ferry plan meet BS on Wednesday November in private. The combine, the SNC lay delegates and the yards are agreed that this is British Shipbuilders' last chance to come up with the goods.
Shipyard workers should beware of attempts to use Christmas bonuses and delayed implementation of the survival plan to get agreement.
The demands must be: No enforced redundancies! No survival plan! For a substantial increase in wages for April 1983 to April 1984! Plans should now be made for the 1984 claim to be implemented on the anniversary date, not twelve months later. Saturday December 3, starting 7.30 prompt at
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Solidarity LESSONS OF THE BASINGSTOKE POST OFFICE