Ireland and the Fourth International

Papers, journals and pamphlets of the Fourth International's supporters in Ireland, 1969–1996

List No More Wage Cuts!

In Socialist Republic: October 1977 · scan page 12 · about 134 words

Read the scan at the Encyclopedia of Trotskyism On-Line (PDF, page 12) →

Machine-read text, not corrected. Cut from the scan by machine, by the size of the headline type. Where columns were set close together, lines of a neighbouring article can run in, and a headline can be missed so that two articles share a page. For anything you quote, read the scan.

Scan page 12

Uaf the raad of the National Wage Agree= Metta. Right trom the beginning it wus cbyicus that HWA's would mot serve the interests af writers; but Jt is alee clear today that they havent even helped the employers that much either, NOBODY WInG Table 1 shows how workers wages have Cored since 1970, Anybody carming more than £20 dn 1370 has suffered a wage cuty(the arerace Of a Gale industrial worker in 1970 was Fl.) Amd that is not the whole story, Some 100,000 workers have pert vet recierad increases due to them onder the various We'o.As moat of these“are in the poorly arg— aniged low-pared dndustries,it is obvious that the increases attributed to these wha wan earning £10 =215 in 1270 ara ct exagerated., 40 without even tentiening the + ad mature of

← Crisis =deepensClass-wide →

Something wrong on this page? Report an error