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STALINISM BRITAIN

By Robert Black

Workers Press no. 254, 16 September 1970 · scan pages 3, 4

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not yet functional.

not to the work of the operator. On this, basis, high production does not mean high bonus levels.

Under bonus conditions the computer would translate the different status times per operator into waiting time, standard performance, etc. It may be wondered how the status of a machine can only be changed if the chargehand says so. Surely if a hitch occurs the machine will have to slow down or stop?

On this, the report says:

'The operator is trained to anticipate difficulties and call for assistance before it is necessary to stop his machine.' A TROTSKYIST ANALYSIS NEW PARK PUBLICATION: 1RNI 22A

10 1 L iti taa rd a September 16, 1970 bewa iseng THREE

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