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Old 28-11-2009, 21:19   #39
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Re: Is "Dave" on his way to doing a Kinnock '92-More Tory "mistakes."

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Yes, they were the "good old days" that many Labour supporters seem to conveniently forget...

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On 22 January [1979] the public sector unions held a "Day of Action", in which they held a 24-hour strike and marched to demand a £60 per week minimum wage. This was the biggest individual day of strike action since the general strike of 1926, and many workers stayed out indefinitely after that day.
The unions were, in effect, running the show. Mrs T put an end to that.
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