Ancillary workers plan conference on claim

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The rejoclion last woek of the local auchTISC BEUL WWS SENIDA TNOEE CIMO WAPE ME11U MEANE EIST HIC MSD EE SEKillay worker' wage claim will probably get the same treatment.

Ancitincy workers, dissaristied with the official E30 claim, can expect a tough and win a higher minimum wage Portsmouth NUPE branch has already good on to discuss the offer -which is due to be MAC m S EConO Hed Woekly 5 December 1974 Support for a regional conference was endorsed by NUPE Westero Divisional Couned at its meeting of 23 November.

They recognisod that this is one of' the mast effective ways to mobilise the meit bership and ensuse that the rank and file saave a say on what the cing shauld be strugee if they are going to heat inflation and low to organisc to win it.

Portsmosth NUPE brunch are also calling a National Delogate Conference record far a busic wage of I4D for 35 hours; on Saturday 14 Decemher in London. and has colled for area delegate conferences Further infornation from: Ron Pearson, Royal Portsmouth Hospital, Portsmouth, Tants.

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our has made is a woolly statement of intent, Future policy will depend on negotiations with South Africa, Those negotiations have not even started. At least Mr Mason should be grateful to Lestor for keeping the Conference, Reg Prentice made an impassioned plea for a 'permanent incones policy. His speech was coupled with his usual invective against the left"

Mr Prentice does not even feel