We will return to work on the Schedules operative on the day before the strike, Saturiey 15th October, if: (a) the COMPANY agrees to NEGOTIATE over the difference between Corporation and E.Y.M.S. pay on the same routes, (b) the Company agrees to NEGOTIATE the spells of duty which are unpopular, BY NEGOTIATE we mean mutual agreement, not the MANAGEMENT telling us what. they intend to do = and walking out when we put the problems of the crews. The issues at dispute here are also National issues which have been before the Council and which the Employers refuse to discuss. The ONLY theme in their mind is that agreed practices should be eliminated...... Now we ask for your
The WeekThe Week Vol. 6, No. 15, 27 October 1966
Our Offer Still Stands!
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