Dockers : the '95 to '98 Liverpool lock-out /
by Sinclair, Dave.
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BookPublisher: Stroud : Amberley, 2015Description: 160 pages : illustrations ; 17 x 25 cm.ISBN: 9781445648484 (pbk.) :; 1445648482 (pbk.) :.Classification number: 331.8928 SINSubject(s): Strikes and lockouts -- Stevedores -- Great Britain -- History -- 20th century | Strikes and lockouts -- Stevedores -- Great Britain -- Pictorial works | Industry | IndustrySummary: On 29 September 1995, the Liverpool dockers, the backbone of Liverpool's revered maritime industry, refused to cross a picket line and were immediately dismissed by the Mersey Docks & Harbour Co. Men from one of the most respected workforces in the British labour movement were now threatened by casual labour terms and deregulation, and they wanted to make sure their voices against such decisions were heard. The call for workers' solidarity rose, and men from port after port answered. This book provides a captivating collection of photographs and anecdotes from this famous movement.
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| The killing of Julia Wallace: the devil in the detail | What the butler saw & all that: | 331.8928 SIN Dockers : the '95 to '98 Liverpool lock-out / | 720.9427 HOL Classical Liverpool : an inside story | 910.45 DYE D.U.K.W.s To Water | 942.72 WIL Southport in photographs |
On 29 September 1995, the Liverpool dockers, the backbone of Liverpool's revered maritime industry, refused to cross a picket line and were immediately dismissed by the Mersey Docks & Harbour Co. Men from one of the most respected workforces in the British labour movement were now threatened by casual labour terms and deregulation, and they wanted to make sure their voices against such decisions were heard. The call for workers' solidarity rose, and men from port after port answered. This book provides a captivating collection of photographs and anecdotes from this famous movement.
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