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Public services in Birmingham are expected to be severely disrupted tomorrow as local authority trade unions stage a one-day strike. More than 20,000 city council employees have been ordered to stay at home in protest at a pay and grading review which will see just over 4,000 staff suffer a wage cut, some by more than £16,000 a year.
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by Billy Hayes, General Secretary of the Communications Workers Union It is well understood in the trade unions today, that the economic policy of the Coalition Government is a major assault upon working class living standards. Correctly, this has led the majority of trade unions to organise in opposition, in some manner or another to this
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