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Busmen's union gets a chance
Page 20 from 31st August 1973• Members of the Transport and General Workers' Union at Alloa bus depot have been given four months' grace to clear up allegations of......
Driver was redundant: tribunal
Page 20 from 22nd July 1977A BIRMINGHAM Industrial Tribunal has ruled that a lorry driver, dismissed for redundancy reasons by Peter Warner Transport Ltd, was redundant......
While we've been
Page 76 from 10th November 1972away Quantity licensing A pledge to return to a system of quantity licensing for road haulage the next time Labour is in office was given by Mr......
How to end lorry track cost rows
Page 27 from 30th April 1976A ROYAL COMMISSION should be set up to end once and for all the controversy over lorry track costs. This suggestion was made by Mr G. W.......
know the law
Page 64 from 17th September 1971by Les Oldridge, AMIRTE, MIMI The Redundancy Payments Act 1965 WHEN a man has been employed by a firm for a number of years and then through no......
Union compiles dossier on bosses
Page 21 from 9th August 1974T H E MID-WAL-ES division of the Transport and General Workers' Union is organizing a icheme that, according to ocal union officer John Cooke, will......
Recovery seminar
Page 25 from 4th February 1977CM's Vehicle Recovery special issue, published on January 14, has generated such interest in the subject that it has now been decided to hold a......
Removers discuss
Page 28 from 26th November 1976union 'bogey' by John Darker TRADE UNION membership is a "bogey subject" for removers, said a member of the British Association of Removers last......
LET'S SIMPLIFY THESE LICENSING CATEGORIES
Page 52 from 10th September 1976THE MAJOR categories of public road transport could be reclassified into two fundamental designations of carriage: regular and occasional. This is......
Inflation seer
Page 49 from 6th February 1976One man who foresaw the dreaded inflationary effect of linking wages with prices no less than 30 years ago, and therefore could say "I told you so......