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Union shop "picketing within the factory".
*The adventages of thie form of aoud urc churauus, we vr ual premises from which to organise the struwele, telcobones. dubli calon, offices and shelter for the pickets We also have a cish room, which means that people don't get bored. The main reason for the success of the occupation is that all t members areinvolv Cause of the amount of le about, we are carrying aut the cormal safety check ourselves, as well as citat ne the nisce once a day. Even the security staff are arrying on their job. We are abb LO USC ZE TC CAECHCALC AIO SATEL of the membership, wether it is in the field of safety, or typing out strike bulletins.
"Webave bees very keen to make Dagenham, Essex. The workers realise that the ride in question could end at the dole queue for Chloride workers.
According to the atest company 'strategy", some 200 of the 1,000 jobs at Dagenham have to go and similar cuts, hitting at the 4,500 workers employed nationally In Chloride's automotive and Industrial section are planned But after four weeks of n national strike, led by occupations at Dagenham and Manchester, the Chloride management has been forced into opening 'exploratory talks with the Chloride workers Joint Convenors" Group.
John Hartnall, a momberof Dagenham Trades Concil's strike Halson committee talked lo two of the occupation leaders at Dagenham, BRIAN HARDIE, convenor of the technical and Supervisory Section of the Engineering Union, and FRED HIGGS, Transport and General Workers"
steward, about thair facties and their sure that evergone is Informed S DOLA TEHE S KOINKON "In order to get all the different 185ks done — incudine dealing with social security problems, movement of materials, city — we've bruken down the strike communec InTO committees which involve ordinary members as well as the strike committee.
When the strike began we dec d that as the Social Securit peuple aren't too helpful to strikers we soul male aure au members knew what their rights were. So me gor all the forms and lealiets and sot up an advisory service "Even knowing what you re entitled to doen't always help though- -oneofourmembers was анитасо гор а мсск гос пипает. his wile and daughter. 'The first day me elecred a police liaison office. As soom as they realised that we were well orand pub- ganised the police didn' bother us. We baven' soen them For two sub- anda half weeks. the 'One thimg laws, probably in thi strigyles like ther difflealt. We think that the trude union movement has moved ver Slowly on this issue. Alle plant welve been too inward for a ChloRIDE' BRIAN HARDIE, Convenar: The advan ages afoccupying ara obwioun -looking and parochial.
coumcils."
will be more BOLLEB NCOCI NLaCU Strike Committee, c/a F.
Strike Fund.) Shifting royaltles the Troops Out Movement but
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'We won't be taken for a ChloRIDE', say the placards outside the Chioride Batteries occupled plant in