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NALGO leaders prepare for sell-out

· Red Weekly No. 63, 1 August 1974 · p. 3 of the scan · 385 words

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factory but will organise to ensure that a number of women are elected The National Front are stepping up their activities around the factory. They claim to have a cell of four active members on the shop floor and have obviously got some support The strikers have distributed antiNF leaflets and one of their spokesmen has made clear that they will resist any attempt by this fascist organisation to intimidate black work -Referring to the NF and its activ ities he told the mass meeting: "If the NF show themselves on the streets SOCIALIST WOMAN FORUM Women in the Imperial Type Wednesday 7 August, 7.00 pm ROEBUCK pub, Tottenham Court Rd SPEAKERS: women from the Imperial Strike Committee regular mase meetings of all the strikers to ensure the most democratic and effective organisation of Coming so soon after the important strike by the Shell Oil refinery worker, this dispute is another step forward in the light to stop the multi-national giants making money The official leadership of NALGO i preparing for its sell-ont of the 1400 London Weighting claim.

The Metropolitan District Local Government Committee, the body that will ratify any settlement, has already given a fet-out for the negotiators by accepting that the settlement will be 400 and C291 for innes and outer London.

The MDLGC also accopted that the National Executive Council of NALGC will rality any sortement. The working Council (a unioc-local authority negotia ting body) meeting will be abie to agree merits within this which will be accepted by the NEC at its meeting on Saturday 3 August at 9 am The London NALGO Action Group has called for a picker of the NEC meeting at & Horewood Row, After the picket there will be a stroet inceting. which must prepare and organise the fight spainst any settlement below the full 2400 peross London. To da this the mecting must decide to establish an all London action committee to draw in all those forces prepared to fight for the tull claim This commattres could then provide an effective link with other NALGO members in cas and electricity who are still fighting for their Londan weighting clalins, and prepare links for the expecled esculation when thi teachers return to work in September. ALAN BENNETT

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