A fight for jobs—Symes
By David Maude
1972David MaudeEngineering Read the scan at ETOL (PDF) →Read from the scan by machine and not corrected: headlines and words can be misread, and a caption or advert can run into the text. For anything you quote, read the scan.
the dispute rests with the of the Liverpool shop T&GWU's 'inner cabinet' stewards' committee told which went into secret ses- Workers Press after the sion at Transport House court hearing. yesterday. "The only way out for In another three weeks they result in them signan order for seizure of ing the agreement. We'll assets of the union will talk for any time on that JIMMY SYMES, chairman talks with Heatons is if Two more sit-ins for pay rise SIT-INS began at two more engineering factories in the Manchester area yesterday.
One involved an engineering firm in Stockport, and the other a printing machine factory in Manchester city centre.
And employees at 'a facPHILIP WADE 'If we are taken to task for our stand, I think the stewards are prepared to take it on.
"This is a fight for jobs, the biggest one we've ever had. We've not shed all that blood on the docks to tory on the Trafford Park industrial complex walked out.
Union leader Bernard Panter said there were now 23 sit-ins, two strikes and hree lock-outs because of the Amalgamated. Union of, Engineering Worke month-old work-to-rule overtime ban.
The action is to bach the AUEW's pay_cl abandoned nationally the union's executive now fought for on an basis......
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