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Workers at Coca Cola’s Edmonton factory have announced two six hour strikes, shutting down production at the plant.
The move comes as the 110-strong workforce steps up its fight for an improved pay offer.
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Ford Visteon Workers occupation and picket April/May 2009 - the role and activities of the Enfield Support GroupThe Ford Visteon Workers (Enfield) Support Group (SG) was formed to give solidarity and support to the Enfield Ford Visteon workers who first occupied, then picketed their factory for six weeks in April/May 2009. A few members of the support group have now put together some ideas and thoughts in this new pamphlet. It is intended as a record of the support group, to look at its effectiveness and to be of use as a tool for future workers’ support groups. For discussion of the dispute itself, see references at the end of the pamphlet. Link: The Role & Activities of the Support Group (943KB PDF) |
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Postal workers, including all those in Haringey, are defending their wages and conditions, defending the Post Office as a public service against privatisation, and defending the right of workers to organise in the face of management bullying and efforts to break the Union. Royal Mail, the Government and most of the media were on the offensive against postal workers despite enormous public support for the strikers. This has provoked a national strike, which postal workers by a massive majority voted to back. |
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Since March this year, RMT (tube workers' union) has been initiating an industrial action campaign for decent pay, against job cuts, and to stop management persecuting staff and breaking their own policies.
They will be holding a 48-hour strike from 7pm on Tues 9 June to 7pm on Thurs 11 June.
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Workers at car parts manufacturer Visteon have occupied the Enfield plant.
On Tuesday 31st March, the management of the Ford Visteon plant called a general assembly and told people that they would have to leave their workplace immediately. The workers were told to fetch their personal belongings the next day at 10am, but when they turned up the factory was already closed. Workers entered through an unlocked side entrance and about 70 workers - men and women from all kinds of backgrounds - occupied the plant.  |
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