peaceful occupation is useful, as it cables both claimants and job cenSupport for "Three Strikes' is often linked with a refusal to fight to put pressure on the Labour Party and union leaderships to fight the JSA and Project Work. tre workers to hear the arguments against JSA.
One of the noticeable trends is that support for "Three Strikes' is low in areas where CPSA activists are involved in broad-based campaigns against the JSA or Project Work. Often the links have been built over a period of years, particularly through Trades Councils like Hull and Nottingham, where CPSA activists are centrally involved.
Three strikes and Project Work If Three Strikes' is not helpful in fighting the JSA then it is totally irrelevant to any real fight against the workfare scheme "Project Work', which has been piloted in Hull and Medway.
Three Strikes' focuses on the relation between the individual job centre worker and the individual unemployed person.
But any fight against Project Work has to operate on a far wider need for campaigners to target any organisation which is likely become a provider of placements for Projoct Work. This particularly involves a fight to get Labour councils to refuse to become Project Work