From: batcom-AT-poboxex.com Date: Wed, 15 Jan 1997 22:08:52 +0100 Subject: Re: Liverpool 2 At 17.37 14/01/97 GMT, you wrote: > > A > AA > AAAA The A-Infos News Service > AA AA > AA AA > INFOSINFOSINFOS http://www.tao.ca/wind/ainfos.html > AAAA AAAA > AAAAA AAAAA > >please copy this to all relevant lists and interested individuals > >January 10, 1997 > >To: >Mr. Brian McWilliams >President >International Longshoremen's & Warehousemen's Union >1188 Franklin Street >San Francisco, California 94109 > >Brother McWilliams: > >By decision of the Local #8 Executive Board on January 8, 1997, it >was unanimously affirmed that Local #8 would support the sacked >Liverpool Dock Workers request for a January 20th International Day >of Solidarity in its completeness. > >Additionally, our Executive Board confirmed a policy of support for >all dock workers in their struggles against port privatization and >casualization, particularly for Japanese dock workers who face the >current deregulation announced by the Transport Ministry of Japan, >and Korean unions faced with a law adopted to facilitate laying off >workers and replacing striking workers. > >We urge the International to support the Statement of Policy drafted >by the International Executive Board on September 12 and 13, 1996, >in full support of the sacked Liverpool Dock Workers and other dock >workers whose jobs are jeopardized by incessant attacks from global >shipping companies and extreme governmental anti-labor legislation. > >Now, more so than ever before, we should pledge, "An Injury To One >Is An Injury To All". > > >Fraternally, > >International Longshoremen's & Warehousemen's Union, Local 8 > >Mark S. Dreith >President > >------------------------------- >January 10, 1997 > >To: Bobby Morton, Shop Steward, Liverpool Dock Workers > >Kim Joon Sang, >President, Korean Federation of Port and Transport Workers Union > >Akinobu Itoh, Assistant General Secretary, All Japan Dockworkers >Union > >Brothers: By this letter, you are informed that I.L.W.U. Longshoremen >and Marine Clerks in the Oregon Area Ports of Portland, Oregon; >Longview, Washington; Vancouver, Washington; Coos Bay, Oregon; >Astoria, Oregon; and Newport, Oregon are aware of the global >onslaught being levied against dock workers around the world. In an >effort to educate our memberships and the public, it is our >intention to hold Stop Work Meetings on January 20, 1997, to >coincide with independent activities by dockers in other countries. > >In Solidarity, > >Leal A. Sundet > >Oregon Area Secretary >International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union > > ******** > The A-Infos News Service > ******** > COMMANDS: majordomo-AT-tao.ca > REPLIES: a-infos-d-AT-tao.ca > HELP: a-infos-org-AT-tao.ca > WWW: http://www.tao.ca/wind/ainfos.html > > batcom-AT-poboxes.com **************************** The Internationalists HomePage is at http//www.geocities.com/~italianleft There is also the link to the italian Home Page of Battaglia Comunista ***************************** --- from list aut-op-sy-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu ---
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