Socialist Outlook

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Stop Press In the infrastructure dispute action was sus- pended whilst soundings were taken from the members in each of the affected companies. It has now been decided to further suspend action with some of the companies while talks

Socialist Outlook no. 18, September 1998 · 240 words

ALA Ine rerone by new kanch hand account of trade union struggles in the car industry from the 1970s, with serious lessons for trade union activists today. 448 pages, illustrated. £11.95 plus £2 post and packing, from Socialist Outlook, PO Box 1109, London N4 2UU. work Involved this will have a serious effect on bership believe that given the nature of the and a ban on voluntary night work. The mem- restart action in the form of an overtime ban In other companies it has been agreed to for industrial action. What form that takes will be decided next week - it will almost certainly at Euston. An overwhelming majority have voted ment of the ballot result of his fellow workers received a fillip this week with the announce- reflecting the real problems which have arisen in maintaining the dispute. this is a serious climbdown by the union, the companies. It has to be recognised that The Steve Hedley defence campaign has reinstatement is called for from all in the Lon- cal support for the campaign for Steve's full people and organisations every- working class where. Many reps are asking where is to be responsible for the rail- a bad lot - be allowed to continue nies - and GTRM is only one of this is ? How can those compa- the Labour government in all ways.? Following ever worsening publicity concerning the perfor-

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