Socialist Organiser

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

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Socialist Organiser no. 143, 18 August 1983 · scan p. 16 · about 184 words

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Fa-lished by the Socialist Organiser Alliance, 28 Middle lane , London N8. Printed by East tind Offset (TU). Registered as a newspaper at the Post Office. Signed articles do not necessarily refleet the virus of the SOA.

Inants to: Halifax £1C * i Adams £1 3: Jim Denham £5: Tom Cashman £1: Oxford jumbte sale £30.49: Ricky Houston £5: Nottingham (Alan Simpson, Joe and Matt) £7.50; Glasgow £15.50; Sheffield (John Cunningham. Ros Makin, Mick Sidaway and others) £8.10; Haringey supporter £50.

Send money to: The Treasurer, 214 Sickert London NI 2SY. ditions.

Whilst the strike remained unofficial, the branch officiats from the production department were forced into a situation of taking on the Michelin management on their own. for fear that including any other unaffected departments in an one sodd age resulted Sections They were forced to attempt to win the support and sympathy of these other sections during the course of the sirike.

It was for that reason that initially no pickets were mounted on the gates and that when pickets were deployed their inter fion was to stop the movement o

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