IMGpapers 1968–75

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1968–75

OUR PROGRAMME - FOR THE LCDTU

Red Weekly No. 93, 20 March 1975 · p. 12 of the scan · 313 words

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page 12 of the scan

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Militant HAVE TIME SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

DOMESTIC: 65 per year £2.50p for 6 monchs FOREIGN: • per year surface mail (12 per year airmail Write to RED WEEKLY (distribucio.

182 Pentonville Road.

London N.1. ENGLAND.

AMOUNT ENCLOSED.

CHO the Social Services pickets dropped.

taking place on 24 May 1975.

Finst it living standants are heing attacked by the Socis Contract. Unemploy ment is growing and cuts in public spooding mounting. Second, democrutic righte aru being attacked by the state assault on pickers, by Britain's entry into the capitalist EEC and the growth of the extreme right who food off Britain's imperis list war in Ireland with their chauvinist propaganda The LCDTU therefore calls on all bodies of the labur movement to:

1. Oppose any forn of incomes policy under capitalism. Organise industrial solidarity with all workers fighting to smash the Social Contract and in defence of 2. Campaign for industrial solidarity with all workers, such as those at BAC fighting for nil-norm threshold pay increases, as the first step to a sliding scale of wages and state beoofits covuring all workers.

3. Occupy property of all firms threatening or declaring codundancies and demand their nationalisation, without compensation and under workers control.

4. Campaign for the TUC (and if they refuse, the NUM) to set a date for national strike action to free the Shrewsbury 2 and get the chargos against the Eidon Square 5. Campaign throughout the trade union morement to poomote, within the anti EEC campaign, solidarity action betueen workers in Britain and workers in Europe. For joint code union links at all levels.

6. To support the Troops Our Morement Trade Union Conference on Ireland, 7. To appose the use of troops as a strike-becaking farce against the Glasgow dustcart drivers and organise national support fur this struggle.

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