I MUST take issue with R W Tucker regarding the unions at Morris Motors etc.
I assume as he is always telling everyone he was a policeman, he did not work at the factory and so has his information second-hand.
My husband worked at Morris Motors for many, many years and was a shop steward.
When there was a strike, he was out with his colleagues. He did not get paid.
The only thing Mr Tucker is correct on is one thing thing: The management did engineer strikes to cover their excess stock.
As a policeman, Mr Tucker had a very safe and secure job with a salary he could rely on week after week.
I would like to know if he was one of the policemen involved with the miners?
D WYSE
Cherwell Court
Banbury Road
Kidlington
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