November 1975 alfour Darwin in Sheffield; demonstrations and Sunderland; labour movement confers; protests raining in on the Labour GovernLabour Parties all over the country; the on 26 November. These are just the latest k is hotting up. ems are coming to the fore. The 26 Novforward, but the problem is - what next? demonstration be organised for powerful area? How can we ensure that workers fter many weeks — as has happened all too nediately their fight starts? How can a camto loss of pay; the 35-hour week; an emerg of the books; full pay for the unemployindancy; and all the other demands necesanising fight JUSE LAIn TENT DA Porrier roUR Fight for Jobs 7 the workers voted to sell glass to boost strike funds. A series of sympathetic stoppages in the glass industry took place and workers elsewhere came out on token strike. possibility of a general strike in the region to enforce the workers demand for no redundancies and no rationalisation together with the installation of a float glass process was on the cards. At one stage the Belgian TUC was even forced to call off all talks with the Government until the threat of closure was suspended.
Red WeeklyRed Weekly No. 127, 27 November 1975
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