The result of the 0.A.L.¢.0. strike ballot among its members in electricity supply showed an overwhelming majority for strike action, Over three-quarters of the members of the National and Local Government Officers’ Association in the industry voted for selective stoppages, and nearly twothirds seid they would take part in a full-scale stoppage. 91% of the members in the industry voted, The union's electricity committee regards this as a mandate for strike action, and if recommending selective stoppages to an emergency committee and other unions concerned.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 3, No. 22, 3 June 1965
Two-thirds Vote for Strike in the Electricity Offices
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