ANOTHER BUS STRIKE AT LEICESTER UNLIKELY
9th January 1959, Page 45
9th January 1959
Page 45
Page 45, 9th January 1959
— ANOTHER BUS STRIKE AT LEICESTER UNLIKELY
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I T is unlikely. that there will be-another one-day strike by Leicester bus crews tomorrow. The National Joint Industrial Council for the Road Passenger • Transport Industry examined the dispute in London yesterday,. and their report will be given to the crews on Simday.
Mr. C. Hadley, Leicester district officer of the Transport and General Workers' Union, said on Tuesday that the council could not sit while there was a stoppage or a threat of one, so a repeatof last Saturday's strike was unlikely.
The busmen have asked the Union to declare that last week's strike was official, so that they will receive strike pay. Meanwhile, the "work to rule" procedure, which began before Christmas, has not yet been relaxed.
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Transport and General Workers' Union, National Joint Industrial Council for the Road Passenger, General Workers' Union
People:
C. Hadley