SCHOOL O GENERAL CHLOCIPAL WORKERS ENDON The first strike at St Giles against victimisation last wear was rapidly succosstul The last year has seen widespread moves to get teachers in language schools properly unionised for the first time. This has not taken place without a series of sharp struggles in various schools where attempts have been made to victimise leading union activists. Nevertheless, there is now a thriving language teachers" branch of the Managerial, Administrative and Technical Staffs Association (MATSAl, the white-collar section of the General & But now the language school bosses have launched their most vicious attack yet on the union with the announcement by Paul Lindsay, Principa of the St Giles School of Languages in London-where one successful struggle against victimisation has already taken place-that the school is going to close down because of interference in its running by trade union militants. Interforance with his profits, perhaps? But if the struggles that have already occurred in this sector are anything to go by, he will have a
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