WW archive > Issue 83 - 23 February 1995
United fight against 1%
In the face of a storm of protest from healthworkers the Tories are pleading poverty. They are desperate to fund their tax cut bribes at the expense of our pay packets and public services. Their attempt to split the workforce up around the country through the divisive local negotiations tactic must be responded to by a united national campaign
Letters
Short sighted; Motorway madness
Hackney CP wins support
Nurses condemn 1% pay insult
Organise to fight back together
Inflation robbery
Forcing Richard to budge
For justice sake
From The Call, paper of the British Socialist Party, February 26 1920
Bring down the bosses’ barriers
SACP must become a real Party
Veteran South African communist leader, Harry Gwala, talked to Peter Manson
Mandela warns of ‘anarchy’
Anglo-Irish anti-climax
Major fails to prevent Euro-war escalation
School students take on Wimpey
Campaign against M77 mounts
Workers’ action forces French climbdown
Sport as a weapon
Build solidarity with sacked busworkers
Bill Horslen, one of the sacked busworkers from Chelmsford, reports on the Badgerline group delegate conference of the Transport and General Workers Union
Compassion for humans?
Fighting fund
Phil Kent reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund