Attack
By David Maude
1970David MaudeTrade union leaders and the TUC Read the scan at ETOL (PDF) →Read from the scan by machine and not corrected: headlines and words can be misread, and a caption or advert can run into the text. For anything you quote, read the scan.
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These preparations began as long ago as September 1969, when Davies resigned CBI job to ensure getting a parliamentary seat. - Heath is working, with a systematic determination not seen in Tory leaders since that arch-enemy of the working completely class Winston Churchill, big co-ordinate business and the state machine. These plans began in the wake of the militant working-class action which forced Wilson and Castle to withdraw their anti-union laws in June 1969.
We warned then that the TUC's promise to 'put its own house in order' would only encourage the employers to proceed with their plans, and that June 1969 would .. initiate a period of intensified struggle TOP OFFICIALS of both the Transport and General Workers and the Amalgamated Engineers met representatives of Coventry Radiators and Presswork yesterday to discuss company threats that the factory will close.
Involved in the talks were T&GWU cars secretary Moss Evans and AEF executive councilman Bob Wright.
All 1,700 Radiators' workers have been warned that they may lose their jobs.
The firm says it will lose an estimated £700,000 this steward closure , year unless union officials help to re-establish 'proper working relations'.
Supported by a local AEF official, it has attempted to pin the blame on the factory's T&GWU The stewards refute this, and challenge the management to say outright whether they expect press workers to work physically harder.
They also say they will resist any attempt to set up committees outside the joint shop stewards' organization - having already turned down a local plan to set up
PAGE LENIN then it is possible to grasp the part which money plays in the capitalist system, a source of so much confusion for bourgeois economists.
As we have already indicated, once a capitalist has produced his commodities he is not interested in them as a collection of use values.
Saturday, October 17, 1970 re as necessary, opposite a nev are connected 'On the one side of the equation we have an ordinary commodity, which is, in reality, a use value. Its value is expressed ideally in its price, by which it is equated to its opposite, the gold, as the real embodiment of value, as
in which political preparation was the essential question — for the working class as for the ruling class.
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The crisis General Election of June 1970 was necessary for the employers to get direct control of government to čomplete their plans.
They have relied on Feather, and on leaders like T&GWU secretary Jack Jones in the dock strike and the GKNSankey dispute, to hold back the workers while they procéed.
Now the TUC delivers an extremely serious blow against the whole trade union move-