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1-day Action Not Enough

Socialist Press no. 55, 16 March 1977 · scan pp. 8–9 · about 215 words

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NUPE's Fisher ference will call for a further round of one-day strikes.

London NOPE have already called for a London-wide strike on May 1lth and a number of lay bodies including the London Health Services Committee of ASTMS will be lobbying the March 22nd conference to demand that this day be turned into a national strike in the public sector.

While Socialist Press supports the demand to extend action beyond London, SP supporters should attend the lobby to demand thar Mar Ilth is onlt tha Frot tatof prolonged strike action throughout the public sector until the cuts are reversed and guarantees given for the protection of the public services.

Anything less than this will only assist the union leaders technique of demoralising members through a series of ineffective protest actions designed to achieve nothing more than a day's loss of pay for those talinamrat Lobby the March 22nd Conference at Central Halls, Westminster at 9.00 to demand:

*All out strike action to the social services!

*For a sliding scale of public expenditure to against inflation.

*Demand the left MPs vote against any budge which does not restore public spen ing.

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SOCIALIST PRESS, Wednesiay Ibih March 1977 The first of two articles dealing with the hazards of nuclear energy

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ON REFORMISM

← Contents of Socialist Press no. 55, 16 March 1977