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Socialist Republic1983Trade unions and workers' strugglesTrade unions and workers' struggles
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There must be an need a campaign of all those workers support the fightend to all talks industrial action who have shown a back conference with the Government to win the remaining willingness to fight, being organised for joint consultative the austérity polic- KEVIN Mc CRACKEN, ECGTUS "One certainty hung over these last public service pay 2 Fie talks; the service is for the chop."
The Irish Times went % on to warn that “subsequent cuts will | ¢4y Fs be all the more severe,"
The present dismal performance of ihe ICTU and union leaderships has been disgraceful sell-outs in the PAYE and PRSI struggles.
Working people cannot allow them to continue: we heve to force the leaders into action. We need a national plan of action against ards and job loss. labour court, We falling living stan- bodies and from the and the ICTU should wage claims. Now to work out a strat- the Autumn, withdraw from all is the time to fight! egy that can defeat |