Trade unionists at all levels are expressingtheir opposition to the court decision to grant an injunction against pickets in the Swmley dispute (see last week's issue), Stewards from the Myton site,who are also on strike, have volunteered to take the place of "writ-bound" Sunley pickets, Trade unionists from all over London have done the same, Mr, George Lothian, general secretary of the Amalgamated Union of Building Trade Workers, said after a meeting with the four other wmions concerned that the AUBTW was providing solicitors! services for three pickets when the main injunction is heard on February 3, Speaking on January 25th he said "We're contesting the injunction because as a general principle we object to employers running to the courts for rulings against picketing."
The WeekThe Week Vol. 7, No. 5, c. 2 February 1967
Unions Shocked by Picket Injunction
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