Scientific and Technical Progress and the Production Activity of the Working Class

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The development of the social involvement of the working class is intimately bound up with an increase in its socioeconomic and sociocultural potential, and the accumulation and enrichment of its social and political experience. The tremendous changes that have taken place in recent decades in the level of education, in the general and occupational sophistication, and in the material prosperity of workers are an extremely important premise for a more responsible, competent, and active incorporation of workers into the process of managing production at all levels. But the involvement of millions of workers, and the scope and depth of the creative initiative of the people—a crucial force in acceleration—depend in many respects on how party organizations function, as was noted at the June 1986 Plenum of the Central Committee of the CPSU. The tasks enunciated by the Twenty-seventh Congress can only be solved if we place man at the center of party work.

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