The radiographers, by their use of industrial action have brought Mrs. Castle running. Kenneth Denley, socretary of 16 September.
scrvice unions, interim award to he paid in six weeks.
carried out by the radiographets is the only way to pet results.
through the action committees. THE UNHURRIED LORD HALSBURY says his report on nurses will not be ready until Obviously the committee are playing for time-time granted to them by the leaders of the health Instead of intensifying the industrial action carried out by the rank and file the union leaders settled for Mrs. Castle's deliberately vague promises und called off their actions.
The one weapon that could have kicked Halsbury and company into line was discarded. The Inquiry was allowed to po its sedate way, uninterrupted by strike action from the trade unions.
the Society of Radiographers said: It is a little unusual for the Secretary of State to come and meet the Council..
Mrs. Castle had just spent 50 minutes pleading with the Society to call off its industrial action and settle for an She made it clear that the radiographers' demand for an 'on account immediate rise of 20 per cent was not on.
Mrs. Castle's offer to go to the Society's headquarters should be seen as confirmation that the industrial action Reliance on Mrs. Castle and the Halshury Committee will achieve nothing, for either the radiographers or the murses. Both sections must step up their industrial action, If the unions tail to do this then it must be organised tion of the labour movement. They have expressed verbal support in the past so we asked them to turn it into action. Merseyside delegate Hugh Firth speaking at last Saturday's conference on the crisis in the Health Service The Labour Council of the Leeds other bodies.
thoroughly discussed.