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number pearly 100 heds by Christmas ELL Five nundned anti-cuts campaigners marched in support of the work-in at Houns/on Hospital, Wes Women's groups, ioca/ mades anlonists, and scores demonstrated their opposition fo the arta health authority'& plane to ciose the 65 bed hosp/tal.
thanks to the work-io. Atte Sourh Middlesex Hospital, a work-In has justbegun to prevent a cut or COATBRIDGE:
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Sped. NALGO the strikers.
James Callachan was groeted by 150 angry drie, Scotland.
arrived in the Monklands district of Coatbridge in Scotland • The workers werd from the housing departent a LHE CHENI-COAHO CABElCI who have bees on strike since the council announced a re organisa that tion plan two months ago.
Claiming that couneil workers STrIKE ere responsible for poor loc UC HEI anted 50 redundancis in 1 departnent. The discrict branch of the local government workers! union vated unanimously io favour of sirike action of member: ul Lie housite department, and The chis was followed by a strike in the finance department, baling With NALGO's regional branch alsa being brought out, the council has begun to hack down. nOw MEEBOus rC TOILnThe attacks Dil clie continuitg lo efficiency of workers have stop- oversize classes.
is righting the victimisation of the three work 7s, demanding no redundancie Callaghan had nothing to say b Messages of support and densWhelan, Presi Monklands NATGO bra nch, 14 Departiment Office, AirOXFORDSHIRE: Teuchers here have been gien an undertakcins there will be no redundancies after the county-wide carlier this summer.
The esecntive of the Nutioanl - Union of Teachers Junaped st the hope minke seton. hae ao strike uction lt han al ended ite mensbers boscotl school meels supervision.
leaders have drazeed their beeks throughout the wurusgle. Thes bave failed to penvide amy lead in liaking the resistance to the cuts put up b bechers to other puhlic sector action. Oxfordshire teachers will celebrate their partiul victory by reluse Do acp has produced un array of fi-pot intifator around the country. Take the example of Roy Sanderson of Skegness. When the majority of workers in his forklift firm decided to join the transport workers" union last October convenor Phi Gillat came in for immediale herassmenr. On 16 Alay he was removed from the factory minules notice. For the pust 15 weeks, 43 workers have been on officia strike and the conciliation body, ACAS, has found as favour of the unÃon.
The cards are stacked heavily agaibst the strikers. Skegness renowned аз з convalescen hotte for miners — is being hi DY Ie FE SirIKe 10 1 DIory bur the workers are isolated from thie big bartalions of the working Sanderson's tuctics are straigh trom the 1877 conscienticias em ploers" bandbook. He has user lateir. Phil dilat sags Two labour. workers went for a job, One was n sen amer tomor Hn and the ather an experienced trade unionist. They were bott ASCI ADEmT U D00 ution. The senl ramer was taker on Immediately trude untenist was told to get Jost.
*Ringmaster' Sandersan has put hir scaba through the hoop PEACES d BOW IBICEA hologranbed. and all relevan tacts about union activities are fied on the employers" blacklis ior 'fraternisin *with pickets.
A number of th main com nonenE subdits for Sanderso are being haycotred. But produc tion corrinucs. Sanderson deren deep nArES-LUE BUERE materinls within a 20-mile radius of Skogness, while the striken lack the resources to trace the suppliersOrganised gangs of scabs have
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