IMGpapers 1968–75

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1968–75

Fight to extend Nalgo

· Red Weekly No. 62, 25 July 1974 · p. 8 of the scan · 477 words

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page 8 of the scan

Registered with the Most Office as g newspaper, Published by Relpocres for Red Weekly, 182 Pentonwile Road, London M.J. (01-837 6954)

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Troops Ouf demo in October WASH LOO LIT Park Garlens, London WS.

BOB PURD E

Printed by Socialse Worker Printers and Publishers End. (70), Carbridge Works, Corbridge Crescenr, London E2 9DS London Weighting claim has now been going on for 4 montls and involves 1800 electricity and local government workets all over London.

However the isolition of the campaign in a number of branches where small sections are out on strike has meant that the action has suffered rom a lack of decisive leadership The only forces capable of griop mensed, the decisive lead to the campaigh, the strikers thomselves, have been excluded hy the bureaucracy from derermming the way the struggle should po forward.

sassination and black propugands now being used in Ireland had been developed wars. Alan Walts, a local AUEW shop steward and Es member spoke about the importange of lakia: TOM's campaten Into the local trade union morcinent.

Another 15 mcmber Lom Townsene весічол.

One TOM member reported that 90% of the workers in bis bus depot had 1.30 pm signed the TOM petition, aru another spoke about the impression made by the topart back of a Trailes Council delegation lo the North of Ircland.

Copies of the TOM's model resolution for union branches and trades counces and the pelition and dotails about the October domo and local TOM haunches The need to link up activity all over London was shown in reports given to a meeting of striking brancher organised by Havering NAL.GO bat Monday. It was clear from the reports given from Havering. Nowhum, Kensington and other areas that the often extranely militant actions taking place al local level were extremely Trag There is an urgent need to build widesell out by the kadership", since negotiatJons are taking place next Felday. 28 July at the National Joint Council Only the widest possible anoffical strike action by NALGO members on the Friday as a prelude to building both ongoing all-Landon strike action for the full claim with no Inner/ Outer London representative of the strikons, will stop the union burcatcrats from selling out in the very buer future The rank and tile should demand that any offer should he taken back to the mem bers in the branchos for discussion and Picket NJC at Belgrave Square 11.30 am Friday 26 Juty.

Picket NEC in Harewood Row NWI STOP PRESS:

Over 4,000 workers from City Hall held a demonstration to comcale will The last meeting of the GLC to protest against the London Weighting offer. The demonstrabon, organised by the 1970 Group of thi GLC Staff Association and the NALGO Action Group and supported by the offici als from both umions, were demanding 1500 across the board.

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