Red WeeklyRed Weekly No. 186, 10 February 1977TEG leaders refuse hotel blacking RANDOLPH HOTEL RANDOLPHHOTEL FOUR STAR WHO WOULD TRUST HOUSES FORTE?
Red Weekly No. 186, 10 February 1977 · p. 4 of the scan · 137 words
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Randolph in Oxford and the Grosveror mouse in onereia, Is unrcat ened with total betrayal by the leadershio of the Transport & General Workers Union.
The union's district committee in Oxford, and the national trades ETOUD, voted unanimous! undertake complete blacking and sympathy strike action against the company. But national officials in London cynically refused Thursday to implement the decision, which was called for by the workers themselves.
It is now more important than ever tor rade unionisis to take un the strikers' demands and prevent Jack Jones and the T & GWU leadership from selling out these June west Valand. the blacking has gone ahead anyway, and in Oxford the Trades Union Council has called for a demonstration of support for 19 February.
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RANDOLPH HIO. UNDER PAID FOR TONING UNION (TGWU)