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It would drag on for months and then we'd still

By Ian Yeats

Workers Press no. 858, 2 September 1972 · scan page 4

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THE suggestion that the government industrial workers' pay claim should be referred to support of their claim for a £20-a-week minimum basic wage.

Shop stewards and workers criticized their own Transport and General Workers Union leaders. yard workers is greater than they've ever known.

Reg Robinson said: 'All of the dockyard men are in contact with one another. If they try to suspend us here, the men in the other Thames yards would be out immediately.' But rounding on the T&GWU leaders once again, he added:

'Instead of the T&GWU

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