International Marxist Group Archive

Magazines, bulletins and booklets of the IMG and its forerunners, 1961–1984

Trade Union Mobilisation Conference

· The Week Vol. 8, No. 22, c. 28 November 1967 · p. 6 of the scan · 209 words

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from a special correspondent There will be a conference next Februrry to co-oridnate action for more militant policies by trade unions. The Liaison Committee for the Defence of Trade Unions has announced details of a conference of trade unionists to mobilise support for action to implement the policies adopted by the Brighton Trades Union Conference. It will be in Seymour Hall, London W.l., on “ebruary 17th, next year. The conference will be open only to bona fide delegates from shop stewards' committees and trade union organiwations. Applications for crednetials should be sent to Trade Union Conference, 1, Teynoton Terrace, London N. 17. A fee of 2/6 per delegates will be payable.

Support from Liverpool, Oxford and London for December 12th lobby Many more organisations have decided to support the December 12th lobby of Parliament, organised by the Tyneside and Blyth Confederation of Shipbuilding and #ngineering Unions. They include several TGWU branches in the Oxford area, centred mainly on the motor car industry. A coach-load of delegates is expected from the Lucas/CAV factory in Liverpool. Among trade union branches in London to express support are the South-West London and the South-East London branches of U.S.D.A.W. Several trade union liaison committees have also organised coaches for OELSERTES, including Merseyside and Tyneside.

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