Speakers at the Memorial Rally include: Catherine Samary, Fourth International, Duncan Hallas, Socialist Workers Party, Charlie Van Gelderen, Socialist Outlook. Invited: Tariq Ali, Mildred Gordon MP, Ken Coates MEP 7.00pm-9.00pm Friday 13 October. Friends House, London, by Eustoh BR. Tickets 24 (22 UB40, students) to *Ernest Mandel Memorial Fund', PO Box 1109, London N4. trade union rights, Tony Blair's team remains resolutely anti-union, more concerned to seck the views of top employers than union leaders on the minimum wage, and stubbornly opposed to repeal of Tory anti-union laws. scends into new crisis over pay and the rationing of care. Labour has junked its pledge to pump an extra El billion into the NHS, and retreated Labour has among local activists, not all of them traditionally on the "left"; they feel that the Party has lost its way, sacrificing its core support in the search for the floating voter.
Yet the only way this can be confronted is through battles on particular policies. The ta.ib treet for a minimom wage is a policy that could potentially unite dissident setback at this year's Party Such landmarks will be important for the tutore, cocouraging the let and Scing out markers for battles to Whatever its formal poliAs the bewith service decies, millions of workers will vote Labour at the next elecbon in ine nare hope and exgovernment would reverse some of the Tory attacks, and
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