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FORWARD IN UNISON

· Socialist Outlook no. 47, August 1993 · 262 words

UNISON

tures, so if the strike had not been endorsed the branch couldn't have had the deci. sion reversed.

By the time this is printed, a crucial Council meeting will have happened. It's possible Police intervene against pickets 150 TRADES unionists attended the picket at Middlebrook Mushrooms on Saturday 10 July.

The women in dispute were sacked for refusing to work overtime. Despite an attempt to use a sit-down tactic to prevent the through. One picket was arrested.

The next major focus for the that the decision will be overturned. At last, the national support of UNISON can be used as a bargaining tool. It will lend strength to this heroic struggle. for 9.45am on that Saturday. The T&G has written to all their branches and stewards in Yorkshire urging support for the ra There is however no mention of the crucial need to build the early morning picket on the same day. The rally needs to be built into the biggest display yet of solidarity with the women. A key focus of the day will be the need to convince TaG activists of the need for regular visits to the picket line. Donations and messages of support to 33 Park Drive, Campsall, Doncaster DN6 9NS. Please pay Socialist Outlook Supporters Fund (aocount number 701862897) at the Co-operative Bank Pic 78/80 Cornhill, London EC3V 3NJ (sort code 08-02-28) the sum ...in words) €...... in figures) on the ...... day .. (month) 1993, and thereafter every month, (your account number) until countermanded by me in

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