WW archive > Issue 102 - 13 July 1995
Fight against low pay
Healthworkers and railworkers are just the tip of the iceberg in the fight against the bosses’ full frontal attack on pay. While quango and privatised utility heads award themselves huge pay rises, workers across the board are having their pay slashed. This week Labour jumped on the slashing bandwagon, promising to keep workers’ pay below minimum
Letters
Saoirse; NHS truth; Secret letter; Progressive?; Vietnam
New face, same attacks
Communist Party Offensive 95
Republican road
Allan Armstrong for the Republican Worker Tendency replies to Steve Riley’s review (Weekly Worker 91) of its pamphlet, The Downing Street Declaration - ‘New Unionism’ and the ‘Communities of Resistance’
Communist Unity Group
From The Call, paper of the British Socialist Party, July 15 1920
Labour evicts unemployed
Support Aslef drivers
Aslef’s Lew Adams: looking for a quick fix?
State’s muggers prepare
Gearing up for attacks on working class youth
Only doing their job
Revolutionaries, unity and the SWP
For a democratic workers' party!
ISG debates democracy
Labour Party’s finest hour
Attlee butchered workers’ hopes