Some good news. If you hadn’t already heard, the six-week strike involving hundreds of workers at Cammell Laird in Merseyside is suspended – and so is the redundancy proposal that threatened 291 livelihoods. We are yet to see if the bosses will halt the job cuts altogether, but this is a much welcome development ahead of Christmas, and one that would not have taken shape without the bravery of those workers, and the backing of a movement. The two unions, […]
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