Commemorating the end of the 1984/5 miners atrike and the aftermath\, a day conference in conjunction with a workers Bookfare and Miners Folk Music/poetry social.
The conference is organised in conjunction with the NUM North East\, Nottingham and Yorkshire Areas and IWW British Isles\; with the support of RMT\, Newcastle Central 1901 Branch Unite\, Berwick Trades Council\, with other unions being invited to sponsor and endorse.
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Dear friends\,
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The IWW will be holding a public meeting in Brighton this Saturday 6th March\, 4pm \;at the Cowley Club\, 12 \;London Road\, Brighton\, BN1 4JA.
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The meeting will aim to see a brand new IWW union General Membership Branch formed in the Brighton area\, organising workers in the strongest possible way and quickely beating the bosses!
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IWW regional organisers will be on hand to answer any questions and sign workers up.
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This meeting will take place immediately after the 'March fo
\\"Rocking the Foundations\\" Film Screening
Militant Unionism // Environmentalism // Feminism
An outstanding historical account of the Green Bans first introduced by the New South Wales Builders Labourers Federation in the 1970s in response to community demand to preserve inner-city parkland and historic buildings. One of the first women to be accepted as a builders labourer\, film-maker Pat Fiske traces the development of a quite singular union whose social and political activities challenged the notion of what a union should be.