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STALINISM BRITAIN

By Robert Black

Workers Press no. 244, 2 September 1970 · scan pages 3, 4

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NEW SHAK PUBLIOHEIONS 18GA Claham High St PRICE 22sEd every worker will be taught certain aspects of other worker's jobs to facilitate overlapping.

The building industry training board is particularly anxious to develop this for all construction work where, for example, a steelfixer might be taught how to cut, bend, join and tie down conduit to save the cost of electricians doing the work.

Similarly carpenters and bricklayers may be taught some aspects of each others' jobs, and all craftsmen would certainly be expected to remove rubbish and rubble, to clean up and to do work previously defined as labouring

Wednesday, September 2, 1970 PAGE

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