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Industrial Notes

The Week Vol. 7, No. 22, c. 1 June 1967 · p. 14 of the scan · 226 words

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from David Robinson. ANd ths Victory for ASSET Ray Gunter has written t

4 or supervisors f h poset The Se ane of ASSET, Clive eee co. er that he has effectively lifted the first Order made —"* a ae Prices and Incomes Act following the successful . ae agee Rg ember, Leanard Allen in September, 1966. As a res ° sae | onl ‘this further consent, our members have lost only six ——. at eee pay instead of the nine months demanded by the Prime Minister's sp July 20." Employer 4 ttacks Pay Freeze. There is still stalemate ante pay Speen. Agomte dare Ae 7 lands car delivery drivers following i

Affairs on 30th. Drivers employed by the eneliaide * secae °F alive Agents Te A on @ ee a on sear een ation, including refusal to bring imported cars back to nt ati area on return trips, after a wage increase was frozen by the reer cocstll two months ago. The union claims that the men are within their righ efusing to do work for which they are no longer paid.

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ee rom April 3, and 4 further 5% from

L.G.D.A. is demanding a straight answer from the Government on the legality of this ban and has threatened to pay the increase if it does not get satisfactory action,

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