CROYDON SHOP WORKERS WARN ROBENS
By Peter Fryer
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and Allied Workers unanimously passed the following motion, to be submitted as an emergency resolution to the USDAW annual conference at. [argate on April 6-8:
“That this annual delegate meeting is of the opinion that the :
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statement of Mr A. Robens, in which he described strikes in the second half of the twentieth century as an anachronism, can only give comfort to the employers and the Tory Government.
‘It therefore decides to withdraw official union support from this member unless he makes a public retraction of this statement.’ PAMPHLETS ON INDUSTRY AND H-BOMB Supplies of The Newsletter’s pamphlet on the industrial struggle, ‘Into Battle!’, by Brian Behan, Tom Kemp and Bob Potter, are still available. The pamphlet costs threepence.
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