Delegate Conference against Censorship Saturday OCTOBER 19, 10am - 6pm Britannia Street Conference Centre Booking forms from Tim Gopsill (NUJ) 071-278-7916 Censors and Secrets Kings Cross, London WC1 Delegates £10 Individuals £5 also seen in the most acrimonious debate at the AGM, outside of Green 2000, around Workers' Developed by trade unionists in the Green Party, the motion would be pretty uncontroversial in left circles, but the right-wing hated it. They didn't like the way it posed the relationship between the boss and the worker as a disharmonious one!
The AGM also voted down a resolution calling for a minimum wage. Opponents argued that the present Green Party policy, a Basic Income Scheme (BIS), did away with the need for such a safety net by guaranteeing a basic income for all, regardless of work status. Supporters argued that since no-one had adequately explained the transition to the BIS, a minimum wage had to be enforced.
Despite the fact that the Green Party has obviously swung rightwards, there remains a small number of comLondon Magazine Journalists in the magazine and book sector are preparing for a national day of action on September 27. The action is aimed at strengthening the fightback against the employers' derecognition The day of action will be organised on a chapel level, with groups of journalists pressing claims for union recognition against individual employers.
he action, organised by the NUJ Magazine and Book Industrial Council, is long overdue - the last year has seen Ernest Mandel (United Secretariat of the Fourth International)
No. 8 numerous attacks on union rights in this sector.
Where there are too few union members, or the chapel is too weak, journalists should support the lunchume picker of Marshall Cavendish on Wardour Street, a long-running struggle against derecognition.
NU] activists should also try to get involved in the Censors and Secrets conference on October 19. The delegate conference has been organised on the third anniversary: of the broadcasting ban against Sinn Fein.
The conference should be a useful opportunity to organise media workers to campaign around issues or state censorship.
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