GAULLIST PLAN
Unionist Objects (N .Z.P.A.-Reuter —Copt/righl) PARIS, September 10. President de Gaulle faced a new challenge on the French labour front today over his plan to push ahead with worker participation in industry. The head- of the country’s largest trade union organisation, Mr Georges Seguy, said last night that the General’s reiteration at his press conference earlier in the day of his intention to introduce worker participation was an “offensive.” “We now know that one of the Head of State’s major preoccupations aims at frustrating the authority of trade unions in companies and in the country under the label of participation, profit sharing and consultation,” the secre-tary-general of the Commun-ist-led general Confederation of Workers declared. “Workers and their unions must draw the obvious conclusions to form a united front,” he said.
Help From Rebels. —Nine thousand former Irianese rebels who surrendered to the Indonesian authorities are now helping Government troops develop the Manokwari region of West Irian, according to Colonel Marwoto, chief of the West Irian directorate.— Djakarta. September 10.
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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31781, 11 September 1968, Page 17
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