A Voice Correspondent writes: “On this occasion we are not asking people to submit individual papers for circulation. Instead we should welcome from any intending participant, or indeed anyone who thinks he has something to say, to submit ideas on the different topics as follows:— __on the future of ownership and workers’ control in the aircraft industry, to the Editor, Aviation Voice, 8 Ashkirk Street, Manchester 18 (by April 24th); —on the future of ownership and workers’ control in the docks, to the Editor, Dockers’ Voice, 71 New King’s Road, London, S.W.6; —on the Steel Industry’s future management system, to Councillor W. Meade, 31 Far Lane, Sheffield 6; —on the: Incomes Policy question to Kem Coates, 19 Greenfield —on self-management in existing nationalised industry, to Tony
Richard Fletcher, 1 Plantation Drive,
Anlaby Park, Hull.
The second conference will take
place on Saturday, June roth, and
Sunday, June 2oth, at the A.E.U.
District Office, 120 Rusholme Road,
Manchester 13. On this occasion
the aim is to highlight some further
crucial areas where the demand for
workers’ control and industrial
democracy is especially relevant to
present-day developments, Groups
will meet on the dock industry, the
aircraft industry, existing nationalised
industries, with a follow-up group
on the steel industry. On Sunday,
June 20th, the conference will dis-
cuss Incomes Policy and Workers’
Control: What should a labour move-
ment’s response be? At 1.30 p.m.
a Brains Trust, consisting of a panel
of prominent Northern M.P.s, Trade
Unionists, etc., will answer ques-
tions on the theme of industrial
democracy.