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AUEW LOBBY CALLED

Red Weekly No. 192, 24 March 1977 · pp. 2-3 of the scan · 198 words

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whatever the limited nature of their are now seeing with thousands of other workers, that the Social Contract has become a declaration of war on those who dare to defend their living standards, their It is the policies of the Social Contract that pave the way for the Tories, not the struggle against it. As Larry Connolly says: *More and more members are saying that if the Govenment falls, it won't be us that brings down that Govenment; it'll be the As well as condemning the role Scanion and the AUEW executive played in the Birmingham District of the AUEW also voted to lobby the AUEW National Committee which meets in Eastbourne from 2 to 7 May. The lobby is to show the strength of rank and file feeling against any acceptance of another stage of

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• SOULE cent last veal threatened mass sackings made up Veron or mousEd relations" which Roy Fraser refer red to durine the strike. How hard Andrews and Co. down the Levland worktorce shown by the fact that he could make this statement after productivity has been jacked up by 11 per three times the

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