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Fightback for Women's Richts Conference 2 June 21st 11 to 5 Digbein Mall Birmingitam I When It Looks Like There's No Way Out

Socialist Press no. 202, 11 June 1980 · scan p. 10 · about 169 words

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like management, clearly. hope that the deal, which secures recognition while jettisoning the most militant and class conscious strikes, will achieve this objective in the long term.

The reality is of course that Chix management will seek to whittle away at the remaining union members over the next lew months, with the long tern ›bjective of eliminating or deci mating GMWU membership.

The victimised and betrayed night shift workers are now calling on all union branches to send resolutions to GMWU leader Basnett condemning the deal.

And they are correctly calling for a national conference on the Chix strike to hammer home to the labour movement the lessons of the sunull £8.00 14.00 £9.00 £10.00

← Contents of Socialist Press no. 202, 11 June 1980