Socialist Organiser

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

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Socialist Organiser no. 162, 19 January 1984 · scan pp. 6–7 · about 150 words

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7 want to become a Socialist Organiser supporter/ I want more information. ests. However, the social agreements brought respect for the principle of pluralism in workers' representation. This gave an important weapon to the workers.

Monopoly over labour But the Party refused accept this - it defended its interests. It was decided that its monopoly over the labour movement would be re-established by The results are visible to the naked eye, and everyone knows that the re-establishment of trade union pluralism is the most important problem facing our socio-political system.

We cannot agree to the political monopoly of each governing group. Too often have we had to deal with mistakes and deviations. A system of controls must be established. Under normal conditions, the control

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