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In The Plough: Vol. 2 no. 16, c. January 1975 · scan page 1 · about 155 words

Trade unions and workers' strugglesEconomy, the EEC and Europe

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( £, own self-defence against loyalist take-over. men and employers; the resillience of relations.

to lay down some basic rules for industrial the workers built up in struggle over It is quite obvious that the whole thrust of the last year. What results can workers the Government and Employers is towards expect from the Employer-Labour a much tighter arrangement — more of a social contract.

On the one hand, in the recent report from And the compliance of the trade union the C.1.1. Conference, the labour movement is bureaucracy will do little to sharpen the issued with threats on the problems of the teeth of the working class “The protection of recession. “There can be no justification at all jobs is now the supreme task and all other for the hands off trade unions attitude so economic problems must be subordinated to loudly heard when governments feel the need a solution to the unemployment problem”.

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