Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

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Socialist Organiser no. 106, 28 October 1982 · scan p. 10 · about 151 words

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New pamphlet from the Socialist Forum for Southern Africa Solidarity. 90p plus 20p postage. available via Socialist Organiser, 28 Middle Lane, London N8 8PL.

ty more poverty line jobs by reducing the already inadequate wages of workers, the alternative of a crash programme of useful public works big enough to employ all the four million unemployed at the average industrial wage, must be fought and argued for.

In response to the phony "job-splitting" concept, the demand should be raised for a sliding scale of wages and hours, both within existing factories and enterprises, and within a programme of public works.

Work sharing on full pay is the only realistic basis on which to solve the problem of unemployment - something which capitalism is utterly incapable of doing.

But is there a socialist answer to the whole carnival of government 'funny job' schemes? We'll discuss that next week.

90p Lawrence Welch

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