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Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1968–1988

NO GUTS

Red Weekly No. 175, 1976 · p. 5 of the scan · 431 words

The scan: rw-no175-nov-18-1976.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 5 of the scan

Beaver pupils lobby Russell Kerr MP.

It means that all public expenditure must be inflation proofed so that the It also means that a trade union inquiry is needed to demand that the Department of Industry and Trade open its files to money is going. It calls for an inquiry into just how many schools are affected by noise and the production of a plan by the wants to sacrifice education and the welfare state on the and private capital.

However the working people of Beavers Estate and teachers at Beavers School have said NO! Already proposals mooted include an area wide strike of schools and sympathetic strikes by the major unions at the office cleaners A united campaign with trade unionists, tenants associations and the local ands, would ensure the right of every child to a decent education and the right Send messages/resolutions support to: NUT Representative, Beavers Hounslow, So if banning imports is not the answer Well, the Government is placing great store in grants to the bosses to persuade them to keep operating Seeing that Courtauld made a huge profit last year, it could be argued that they are hardly in THE DANGER of asbestos contamination brought five women cleaners out on strike on out today although their union, the General & Municipal Workers, has failed to make the dispute official — so they don't get any strike pay The trouble started when non-union labour was brought in over the summer to make alterations to Holbrook House, which is a reconverted school. They fitted asbestos sheeting to the back and front of the doors, and put up asbestos sheeting around the lift shaft — and then left their mess to be cleared up by Neither the builders nor Polytechnic management bothered to tell anyone that large amounts of dangerous asbestos dust were scattered about the building. 30 september at ine nolorook Genire or norn cast condon r the nature of the material they walked out at once has a Child Study Unit. which means that thirtv children aced between 2 and 11 wo support means that the strikers are running a growing risk of isolation, although the issue on which they are fighting concerns all working people. The cleaners are therefore appealing to all trade unionists to request the G & MWU (154 Brent Street, London NW4 - tel 01-202 0071) to make the strike official, polytechnic (West Ham Romford Road, London E15 demandino a oublic enquiry into the whole attair The strikers would also appreciate messages of support and donations, to be sent to Cleaners

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