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Pressed steel men on five-day week out on strike

By Bob Shaw

The Newsletter, vol. 9 no. 377, 9 January 1965 · scan page 4

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at From BOB SHAW, Our Scottish Correspondent NoW that short-time workWing has ceased at Pressed Steel, and all workers have gone on to a five-day week from December 21, 1964, the Pressed Steel Company at Linwood, Scotland, is pressing for the acceptance of a from skilled work at the craft rate of 8s. 8td. per hour to three varieties of job: • Odd job work—i.e., labouring Training in the company's training school-such training being purely speculative Used as replacement for absenteeism

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