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South African car workers

Socialist Press no. 248, 28 May 1981 · scan pp. 1–2 · about 131 words

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return to work, the bosses responded by sacking the whole workforce last Wedthere has been a wave of strike action by militant black workers in the poverty-level wages (74p per claimed to have employed hour basic) being eaten away or re-employed 500 workers.

South African motor by massive price increases, workers refused to accept an developed, motor workers ia offer which would mean in Port Elizabeth, the rente c! the South Afrian Icer Town went on strike io regeir the miseract ozz Over the last week of this British-owned pany. nesday (20 May).

With their already By Friday management While the Leyland strike effect a cur in real wages. workers in the two British Leyland plants in Cape Mass sacking Fressor 7= TE 151c55 INTEN Continued page :

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