Strike call to back St Mary's
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Vauxhall Ellesmere Port) and Lol Duffy "WE demand from the company a substantial increase layoffs due to external causes. The union wants to extend this to 20 days.
We want longer holidays and a shorter working week, to try to create more jobs more, but we can't turn round to the rent collector and say we're only paying part of the rent because Vauxhall's is doing badly.
They've offered a 39 they stopped, we have decided not to enter any talks on the issue until this is paid.
• The other Vauxhall plants have also agreed to A. district joint shop stewards committee met last Monday 19 September and voted to organise strike action in defence of St Mary's London W9, and to support the day of action on October 3.
Oxford Trades Council has already decided to send a coach to support the day of action, which will consist of a march from St Mary's past the AHA headquarters, to St Mary's Praed St., and back to St Mary's W9, where a meeting and exhibition is being held.
There will be a social event in the hospital in the evening.
Messages of sup ort to Alison Bunn, c/o W rd 15, Woodfield Wing, St Mary's Hospital, Harrow Road, London W9.
Donations to Mick Woods, c/o TGWU office, at the same address.