las students".
tien and he duly obliged Brige has put pricos up 12 percent, proposes to increase rents hy 28 per victory Last week another management in decided to have a go at union militants.
successful strike at the St. Giles School of Languages forced the re Chairman of the language teachers Workers" Union.
representative and leis main assistant at the Cambridge School in Loodon. They were accused of persistent lateness, put in writing), and threatened with the SICK accept conciliation. Moanwhile other out on strike, or promising to do so it Hendall and Pidoux were not prompdly reinstated without loss of pay, and strong support was provided by the students.
management traily agreed to take the SCACICSDICS negotiations for union recognition.
Teachers in she pronate language school business were briceed and recenty rin har of this her but are responding well the the pressures of fri righrened managemenar. In on industry: where profits are hech and working com ly of teare, mutiful sick-pay seemies) teacher are Rehiing back Management i5 Posina it incrossings difficult to ger nil of ticion actins, and the union is goping in sirensts with every attempt in didorize i.
John Ear! Subsidise rents and put up all homeThat is what Sussex students told the vice-chancellor, Asa Briggs, last year. Tney occupied the administraThe same situation has arisen spain.
eput have increased the rents of studehts Translated it means the private language school business This comes just five weeks after a instatement of Michael Cunningham, branch of the General & Municipal The victims this rime wore the staff despite alleged warnings (which were never NAME….....
tressure from the union eventually forced the management of the school to teachers were rallying round and coming On Friday of last wook (25 Octoher)
The next stop is for the union to go straight back into the school to complete dinions appalling flow anger, file secarity Ting in town guest houses, and has ref used ta fully register chose still on rent strike fighting for a rent freeze.
East Tuesday 550 students at a union meeting decided to occupy tie administration builden for the second year in sucCession. They want subsidies for puest house tenants; the dropping of rent and price rises and the registration of ali stu ampas problem for Briehton with near FUND DRIVE £792 That's the total of our £2000 Red Weekly Fund Drive to date. Our thanks this week go to Greenwich IMG-E33.60, Bristol IMG-E20, Tottenham IMG-E21, and Swansea IMG-E5. And E5 from a supporter in Copenhagen -readers say our coverage of the international class struggle is second to none, and we are proud to receive international support.
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