Workers Socialist League

Socialist Press, Trotskyism Today, Woman Worker, Class Fighter and the Trotskyist International Liaison Committee, 1975–1984

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Socialist Press no. 31, 7 April 1976 · scan pp. 5–6 · about 287 words

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than between CPs internationally.

We have seen in Britain how the members of the CP have been thrown into disarray because of the nationalist and right-wing positions they have taken up and when this policy of complete servility • to capitalism is enforced, militants working closely with the working class in the trade unions are bound to break from Stalinism.

The Soviet bureaucracy was forced to mildly attack the positions of the Western European CPs because they themselves rest upon the pies. of the Bolsherik We welcome letters from readers, whether critical or with additional information on matters raised in these pages. Letters for publication should be kept as brief as possible.

Send to: 31. Dartmouth Park Hill, Lomon SES IHR changing the position it has held, since Measured Day Work was first mooted nearly 10 years ago, in favour of plant bargaining.

Robinson proposed to the Combine Committee that the factories affiliated to the Committee be circulated proposing a change of policy.

This was not supported but it now emerges that this had already been raised by management in the Ryder set-up. A document advocatig corporate bargaining is being iscussed at the next meeting of the working class.

All attempts introduci corporate bargaining must be resist ed, the Stalinists must be fought or the combine committee. Decision must be taken to withdraw fron Ryder in those factories where committees have been set up.

The moves of the bureaucracy tr institute Stage Two of the pay law: must be resisted. Any section suct as the SU toolmakers or the skiller men at Tractors and Transmission: must be fully supported and thri action extended in an effort ta break the gorerument's wage let

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