SIX NALGO members were sacked on 30 April by Stonham Housing Association. The six had begun an indefinite occupation of their warkplace New Prospects Alcohol Recovery Project with full support of the residents.
The occupation was the culmination of industrial action to force the employer to end bad employment practices and answer sex discrimination allegations.
Attempts to resolve the dispute internally failed,and staff balloted for industrial action. Management refused to negotiate, and cut pay by 50 per cent.
The workers were evicted by bailitts on May 4 and are now mounting a picket at the Wretham Rd Project, CONTACT the picket on: 0831 656 624. get active! ( Socialist Outlook, and want to know more about readers' groups in my area. Name. Address. Phone. many towns across the country. Contact us now, get organised, and YES, I agree with much of what I have seen in Send to: Socialist Outlook, PO Box 1109, London N4 2UU
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