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The Socialist Labour League's press: The Newsletter, Workers Press, Labour Review and Fourth International, 1952–1973. A searchable archive of the scans

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By Cliff Slaughter

Workers Press no. 879, 27 September 1972 · scan page 11

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British Industry, the and the TUC means.

After he first met the TUC, W. O. Campbell Adamson, director-general of the CBI, admitted bluntly that the emloyers had an o-per-cent guideine for wage increases in mind. A series which appeared in now available as a pamphlet in the Socialist Labour League Pocket Library. 'WHY A LABOUR GOVERNMENT? A Reply to some centrist critics.' Price 5p

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