struggle indeed the percentage of sacked printers involved in picketing exceeds that of the striking miners), and its preparedness to challenge the various attempts to limit the dispute, the left in SOGAT and the NGA has
Sell-out deal rejected,
THE FIGHT!
METHODIST
CENTRAL HALL
SUNDAY SERVICES
CALICOPM that which considerable developed and strengthened during their own the fight.
serious print union tactical error of failing to spread the
News International picked
- as another.
that from the influence
Star coherent alternative to
- these policies within the two unions.
For the CP/Morning
"Scargillite"
with the largely bureaucratic methods the NUJ).
policies on this or that question,
SOGAT mass meeting in Central Hall during the ballot campaign
Many militants — including quite
FoCs - have begun to recognise and admit the fight to
Fleet
Street, and allowing print jobs to be after a forum, off by one employer
But the political weakness of these same forces — related to the political of the among them
Communist Party and the Morning any
- is in their inability consistently to challenge or develop a wretched their bureaucratic leaders. Even now they know what must be done, they have statement hardly begun to organise the fight for
Star, this approach is no accident: it flows from their long-standing opportunist deals right wing which establishment gave the CP influential position in the print unions (and now increasingly in
This means that while occasionally pursuing different
CP militants have always pulled back
Socialist Viewpoint No. 13 July 1986 p7 from the