After its successful inaugural members! meeting the Nottingham branch of the Centre for Socialist Education is holding a brainstrust on Incomes Policy this coming Friday the .2lst of January. The meeting will be held at the People's Hall and will commence at 7.30 peme The speakers will include Lionel Jacobs, chairman of the Nottingham and district trades council; George Cornes,, a district official of the Drmghtsmen and Allied Technicians' Associations and Tony Topham, the editor of Humberside Voice. All Nottingham readers are asked to give the meeting maximum publicity and attend themselves, United Action of Southall workers continued/ Only 50% of the workers were to be taken back in the first two weekse 300 of the workers will have to wait a long time before they are re-employed. Moreover, this leaves the way open for victimisation of active trade wmionists in the factory. The Southall workers URGENTLY need your help = the more so now because the strike has on the face of it ended, a fact which may lead people to assume that help is no longer needed,
The WeekThe Week Vol. 5, No. 3, 20 January 1966
Nottingham C.s.e, Brainstrust on Incomes Policy
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