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smen Defer Overtime Ban Threat
1st October 1965, Page 45
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LLOWING a meeting of a delegate onference of busmen, held in Seper, a show-down between the London sport Board and its busmen has been ill for a month. The busmen decided efer until their next meeting towards riel of October whether to impose a .al ban on overtime and rest-day workn protest aeainst the schedules which lue to be introduced next Wednesday. 'while, meetings of busmen are to be at individual garages.
mplaints about the schedules have led ree garages in the central area imposing icial bans on overtime. But London sport have staled that they have been by the TGWU that these would be when the Hess schedules came into