company's final SILBERMAN.
The 26,000 bakers taken action over their claim for a 26 per cent increase which would bring their basic rates to E51.55.
The employers' offer suncy with une covernment s guidelines — 5 per cent plus a 6 per cent productivity deal.
By taking action over their claim now - four weeks before the settlement date bakers have given the lead to other workers with wage claims pending.
United action alongside the Ford strike is the most effective way of strengthening the case of all.
The unions at Ford are in a confident mood after estimated 10/1 rejection of the BAKERS have given the biggest boost to the Ford strike since the overwhelming rejection of the motor offer, reports JONATHAN have company's offer Ron Todd, chairperson the union negotiators, said on Monday: •We are available to meet the company when they are ready to indicate their willingness to negotiate on our claim.
Secretary Reg Birch of the the discussion on the ABC of the attendance allowance.' Ford strikers have received a boost from figures announced by concerning their operations.
At Saarulouis in Germany, 5,500 of the 7,000 workforce the have been laid off;
production line is approaching standstill, At Genk in Belgium the lines have already stopped.
Encouragement for the Ford strikers is coming in from other ployed at five London DHSS offices picket regional headquarters of the DHSS in protest at the 'shabby treatment' of the strikers.
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action with bakers CIVIL SCEVANES workers the London demonstrations organised The upon strikers at resolution opposing the to now with Ford.
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At the very least, that supporters Join viacia s Stirling supporters P. Sedgwick H. Richards P. Fryd (non-smoking)
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win other workers to Locally and nationally, joint and other meetings and should be TUC must be called to turn its Congress pay code into action. The sentiment must be: no delay on pay, out REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY Sunday 12 November, 1.30pm Central Hall, Westminster LAST MONTH a supporter who was a founding member of Fourth International 1938 offered us an extra £5 for every £100 we raised up to £500 in the next four weeks, and an extra £10 for every £100 above Well, the four weeks is up. And with a rather disappointing £126.65 coming in over the grand total This means that we can now expect an extra f45 from that supporter. Our grateful thanks anyone else fancy making a similar ofter to cover the next four weeks? We can assure you that such a challenge always adds a real spur to our we hope donate enough for the guillotine blade to send begins nead rolling into the basket next week to This week our thanks to:
£1.95 £10 £10 £126.65 and make a real impact.
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Hackney supporters TouC aDe markerrortnese or the first Sales Day. If you don't Everyone who buys a pape on 18 November should be given one or taese suo cards Our slogan: make every new ¡caucE a recular reduct
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