Women's Day | IMGpapers 1968

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Registered with the Posr Office as a newspaper, Pablished hy Relocess for Rei Weekly, 182 Pestormile Rowd, London A.J. (01-837 6954) and prowed ay FI. Lisho, 182 Pestonelle Rowl, Lowuum Al. (01-837 9987, membes, and on Vidnesday a mass meeting voted overwhelmingly to continue with an all-out strike, Duct dismisssi was ostensibly because of a row over the condition of chairs provided for a changing room. When Barrent objected to thair filthy state, he was told by a supervisor, "they're good enough for wogs and then accused of behaving in an uncon trolled and threatening manner': Red Weekly 1 March 1974 Page 8 attempting to weaken shop-floor organisa tion during the three-day week, My only worry, he told Reef Weekly, Is the reluctanol of the T&GWU to make the strike official, with the threat of a 250,000 fine.

"We are demanding an enquiry where our evidence can be heard, and it the management continues to refuse this, the 1/40 branch should ask the trades council to hold one." The International Women's Day march is being held on Saturday, 9 March, and will leave Charing Cross embankment for Hyde Park at 1:30 pm. Contingents from all over Britain will be joining the march. Please send cash with order to:

Red Weekly, 182 Pentonville nd, London N1