SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

Women and the Scottish TUC

Socialist Action No. 143, 6 June 1986 · p. 4 of the scan · 174 words

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page 4 of the scan

women's position in the labour movement. ference, and a wide range power within the STUC is STUC annual conference.

Scotland to the debates at W IN APRIL 1986 the Scottish TUC annual congress threw out a resolution which would have improved resolution called for a commitment to creche and childminding facilities, for an end to sexist language in STUC publicatons, and for the STUC general council to prepare a report on the feasability of taking three resolutions selected by the STUC women's conference for debate at the STUC annual congenerai council, are just a way for the big vul calle are provision ate This year it was agreed that the women's commitLabour Women's Action Committee pamphlet, price fl, plus 18p pap, fror (cheques payable to Other Books). 'womens committee', still advisory though, and attending the STUC tions were asked for the raising issues of concern to spectacular increase in the women - from 5 per cent in 1885 to 19 per cent from the general council HUCK VEI privatisation! We have a

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