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Socialist Press no. 124, 8 November 1978 · scan pp. 11–12 · about 207 words

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Strikers at the Chipping Secretary, Brian Mathers. Warden warehouse of House ment were aware of Hulett's of Holland won an impotant victory last week against moves to destroy the strike.

They are now calling for a -ass icke: so shut the factory == -IA_=== He told them that the strike must be called off (with the strikers sacked) as the TGWU now accepted that management had an agreement with USDAW.

Earlier USDAW had admitted that they do not have a single member in the Chipping Warden warehouse or any House of Holland shops.

The strikers correctly refused to allow their decision to be influenced by anyone not aivina the strike active support. and, having rejected Hulett's ultimatum, went to West Bromwich to confront the Regional

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SOCIALIST PRESS Ford, beeled.

Within hours of, the Queen's Speech debate in which Prime Minister Callaghan nailed his colours to the mast of the 5% pay limit, Ford workers all over These moves are only part of a general upsurge on pay that could paralyse much of British industry in the coming period, and raise with new sharpness the question of the continued rule of this reactionary Labour Bakers -The indefinite strike at British Leyland's Tractor and Transmissions plant has

← Contents of Socialist Press no. 124, 8 November 1978