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STALINISM BRITAIN

By Robert Black

Workers Press no. 259, 23 September 1970 · scan pages 4, 5

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in private dwellings (where 80 per cent of the deaths happen) this cannot be accepted as an excuse for not expanding the service.

However, Holroyd proclaims that recruiting should be kept as low as possible and that all manner of efficiency and jobanalysis schemes must be used to keep down numbers.

In fact, this report is not a publication concerned with the welfare of firemen or the safety of working people at all. It is a blueprint for a productivity deal, substantially no different from anything that employers attempt to apply to industrial production-lines.

But how does CH NEED AF been lockea out A fight alongside all other employees ine 1 ones and tnelr plans to skimp, cut and close sections of public vices.

Firemen consider • that at , time of rising fire and atality figures all attempt the fire sente provisions for cover would be absolutely criminal. the All the firemen start to alternative leadersniD which work Vill gal 1or caese poncies ant for good.

PAGE FOUR September 23, 1970

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