Issue of Solidarity's car industry bulletin from March 22, 1974, looking at the behaviour of the US auto workers' industrial union the UAW and how it was sabotaging and scabbing on struggles of its members at the time. Copied to clipboard solidarity-motor-bulletin-2.pdf (2.1 MB) Book traversal links for Solidarity motor bulletin #02: UAW scab union Solidarity motor bulletin #01: Ford struggle 73 Up Solidarity motor bulletin #03: Datsun: hell's battlefield Printer-friendly version Solidarity United States strikes car industry unions UAW PDF
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