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Continued from Page 9 BUSMEN'S DISPUTE : HULL AND FAST RIDING

The Week Vol. 6, No. 17, c. 11 November 1966 · p. 14 of the scan · 143 words

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Continued from Page 9 A big strike committee had now got down to work in earnes* of trade union branches and workshop meetings, ockiesthes ; wae place next Saturday, the publication of a strike Pamphlet ilutte to busmen's branches outside Hull - to Grimsby, for example, A elothes for busmen which will raise the question of workers' control over schedules and of access to the secret recesses of the B.E.T, “accounts and inter-locki 2 interests - is to be proposed through the Solidarity movement, as The busmen's response to the evidence of su i

pport shown through Solidari workers, has been immediate and enthusiastic, Union spokesmen have oi non the assistance, advice, and suggestions comi f unreserved generosity. — ng from the Committee, with

We shall continue to report developments in this fi i ine

union and labour movement co-operation. example of trade

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