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"so That's All Settled Then"

Socialist Press no. 121, 18 October 1978 · scan pp. 1–2 · about 154 words

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Ford workers must begin to take control of this strike out of the hands of the union bureaucracy if they are to achieve the full £20 increase and the 35 hour week demand.

Mass meetings, in each plant must be convened to elect strike committees-who must then take on the task of campaigning amongst other sections of workers-council workers, Leylands, Vauxhalls and others -for strike action against Phase Such committees offer the best means of fighting for a continuation of the strike at the point where union officials move in to sell out.

Meanwhile every union branch and shop stewards com- FORDS mittee must insist that their leaders withdraw from the secret wage cutting discussions now taking place in Downing Street. of British aid to the Shah and the removal of Callaghan, Owen and Mulley, the "by appointment" suppliers of political support and murder weapons to tha calf eterlad 'V inm af Vino!

← Contents of Socialist Press no. 121, 18 October 1978

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