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APPENDIX
WORKERS ACTION MOVEMENT (WAM)
On May 24, 1973, a source advised that Workers
Action Movement (WAM) was organized in Detroit, Michigan,
on February 19-2l, 1972, by the PLP to advance communist
ideas within the trade union movement, to build a base
U1
in the working class and to recruit workers closer to the
PLP. To attract workers, the PLP utilizes a^theme of
"30 hours work for l0 hours pay" as a solution to unemployment
and to fight for a shorter work week.
WAM has established chapters in the U. S. and
Canada and is governed by an International Steering Committee
(ISc) dominated by PLP members.
WAM publishes a newsletter "workers Action" and
has its national headguarters at 222 west 37th Street, New
York, New York, Room 1503.
WORKERS ACTION MOVEMENT (WAM)
On May 24, 1973, a source advised that Workers
Action Movement (WAM) was organized in Detroit, Michigan,
on February 19-2l, 1972, by the PLP to advance communist
ideas within the trade union movement, to build a base
U1
in the working class and to recruit workers closer to the
PLP. To attract workers, the PLP utilizes a^theme of
"30 hours work for l0 hours pay" as a solution to unemployment
and to fight for a shorter work week.
WAM has established chapters in the U. S. and
Canada and is governed by an International Steering Committee
(ISc) dominated by PLP members.
WAM publishes a newsletter "workers Action" and
has its national headguarters at 222 west 37th Street, New
York, New York, Room 1503.