WW archive > Issue 381 - 26 April 2001
What we need ... not what capital can afford
Low pay - pay below what is required to maintain and reproduce yourself as a cultured human being in today's conditions - remains a heavy burden for many workers and their families. Affecting in particular women, part-time employees, unskilled routine workers, and migrant labour (legal and illegal), the scrimping, penny-pinching life on below-subsistence incomes is a daily reality for millions in Britain - and hundreds of millions across the planet. It is unacceptable. It is an abomination.
Letters
Popular front; Oversight; Amorphous method; Bullshit factor
Greater Manchester
Straw pays deposit
Witch hunt stymies fight
Child slaves
Tory divisions exposed
Forum for debate
And
Rebel yell
Simon Harvey of the SLP
Bureaucracy and disarray
Unison
Left unites
Southwark
Principle or tactic?
Greenwich and Woolwich
Enthusiasm restricted
Teesside
Linking with struggles
Our history
Formation of the CPGB
Wales - Cymru
Weakest link in chain
Set aside divisions
RDG statement on the position taken by the national Socialist Alliance executive on the Bedfordshire SA
A candidate's diary
CPGB member Lawrie Coombs is the Socialist Alliance prospective parliamentary candidate for Stockton South
Australian SA and CWI
Down under déjà vu
Small businesses
Provide answers for all
Ipswich
No fear
UK Left Network - one year on
Phil Hamilton, convenor of the UKLN internet list, looks back at its growth and forward to expanded debate linked to action