TEACHERS ATION GROUP | IMGpapers 1968

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Vest of Scotland teachers on the march last week, strikes afterwards. The ElS leaders are hanging on to the cliff edge by their finger nails.

They are desperately looking to Ross to save their necks, Militants must make sure that the buresucracy do not organise a sell-out behind their backs. Glasgow teachers have already started a campaign for a special ElS salaries conference Teachers must fight to make sure for a'515 now and insist that all negotiations are placed in the hands of the All-Scotland Action Commitsonal struggle. SCOTLAND HAS BEEN RACKED BY A STRIKE WAVE OF MASSIVE dimensions. It has drawn in workers from jobs as far apart as slaughterhouse workers, tugboatmen, engineers at Hoover, lorry drivers and busmen The strikes have nearly all begun in the traditionally weaker sections of the working class, yet the level of militancy and organisation has exceeded what the best organised workers in Scotland have managed. For the tirst