IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

Air India: strikes made illegal

Socialist Challenge No. 258, 28 August 1982 · p. 9 of the scan · 171 words

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By lan MacDonald ONCE again flexible rostering has raised its Heathrow airport. Air India manageimposed working rosters on June which were out of line with the agreed proceedures.

At the end of June as part of their drive to get the steward rusteis accoolcu. was sackeu and une works Das wu bramen voteo to ASLEF dispute, management iș deter nined to smash the union and so on 4 Aurust il sackcu 1vv workers. mainly Asian workforce 200 members are now working the rosters, whilst 100 of their brothers and sisters are outside on the picket line.

Seizing on the division the insisted laye that the workers inside sign a cocument waich teros sukes 'illegal and unauthorised' as perine Ha.

HoLnslow Labour Party has oledged tull support for the strike and is building a public meeting which will be to mobilis PPYS has consistently visited the une Dickel me m a snow ol solidarity with the strikers.

Offers of financial help ransport Middlesex, Noal. soulliall, cheques made payable to Al

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