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Red Weekly No. 80, 12 December 1974 · p. 12 of the scan · 171 words

The scan: rw-no80-dec-12-1974.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 12 of the scan

The other side of the social contract is Hena's constant pronuses that Labour Government money and nationalisation will guarantee johs and help workers weather the storm of the capitalist crisis.

But the shop stewards at Cowley rejected the call from IMG militancs in the factory for a 12-month joh guarantee to be built into the pay claint to run to the end of 1975. The stewards narrowly defeated the amendment in their own seeting and then secured a massive vote against from the workers. E1.

They argued that such a demand when the industry is in a mess, was unrealistic and impossible to secure. What this amounts to saying is that redundancy is inevitable at Cowley. E10: Edinbuigh College of Art Labour Group. E15; Lannesse IMG, C10; Loode ING, E12 A special nots of thanks also to an Old Age Pensioner from Norfolk Who sent 4 Rush in your donations to melte sure we hit the target by Chrietimes, to Red Weakly Fund Drius, 97 Caledo Road, London N.1.

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