Wednesday 18th
February
Community Central Halls, 8.00p.m.(Prompt)
304 Maryhill Road,
Glasgow
Trade Unions and the Labour Party
The trade unions were instrumental in forming
the Labour Party, but their
baby has turned into a Frankensteinian monster that is much more likely
to
favour the interests of the owning class than that of the working class.
Peter Hendrie opens this discussion on the lessons to be
learned from the
futility of reform programmes to solve problems and raises several
questions
about the possible split from the Labour Party by the trade union
movement.
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