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Relations in britain. how long is this going to go on? how long? bus drivers out on strike. and after ten days without pay here in london, it s causing tensions. i m losing my money, i m losing my money. the boss of the unite union tries to calm things. don t fall out with each other, don t fall out with each other. an early pay offer comes in at 12% and a £500 bonus. but even after further pay talks, opinion is still split. the union reps, they re selling us out. a lot of traitors around. tomorrow you cast your vote on yes or no and carry on striking. ultimately the strikes ended with settlements of up to 18% at a time of concern from the government about stubbornly high inflation. this is part of a unique insight into a year of industrial strife, the like of which hasn t been seen in the uk for a generation. it is a front line that has seen a new band of union brothers and sisters
And after ten days without pay here in london, it s causing tensions. i m losing my money, i m losing my money. the boss of the unite union tries to calm things. don t fall out with each other, don t fall out with each other. an early pay offer comes in at 12% and a £500 bonus. but even after further pay talks, opinion is still split. the union reps, they re selling us out. a lot of traitors around. tomorrow you cast your vote on yes or no and carry on striking. ultimately the strikes ended with settlements of up to 18% at a time of concern from the government about stubbornly high inflation. this is part of a unique insight into a year of industrial strife, the like of which hasn t been seen in the uk for a generation. it is a front line that has seen a new band of union brothers and sisters become household names. no more rishi! and that has brought tension inside the negotiations, for example, between the government and the biggest nursing union,
Workers and students from five Melbourne universities joined a stopwork rally to fight for pay rises, job security and against the exploitation of casuals.