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Notes from Below
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The Afters: Building a Hospitality Workers’ Movement in Glasgow
by Nick Troy and Odhran Gallagher
(missing author)
by Nick Troy and Odhran Gallagher
(missing author)
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We didn’t go through legalistic routes with our action - it was a wildcat strike. Our walkout lasted less than an hour. But it took place on a Friday evening, so it went from maybe 200 people in the bar, over two floors, to the place being cleared because people weren’t being served for about 45 minutes. That was really incredible. During the strike, we had a petition that went round to customers to get public support for our strike action. We got around 50 signatures from people. The punters were really enthusiastic and on-board with what we were doing.
sick
We didn’t go through legalistic routes with our action - it was a wildcat strike. Our walkout lasted less than an hour. But it took place on a Friday evening, so it went from maybe 200 people in the bar, over two floors, to the place being cleared because people weren’t being served for about 45 minutes. That was really incredible. During the strike, we had a petition that went round to customers to get public support for our strike action. We got around 50 signatures from people. The punters were really enthusiastic and on-board with what we were doing.
sick