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stoppage of work

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See: lockout


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A Getrag Ford spokeswoman said: "Halewood production has been affected by an unofficial stoppage of work as a reaction to planned reduction in the current shift pattern.
The winner of this contest of wills is often based upon who can better endure the pain the stoppage of work inflicts upon both sides.
The Potash workers action during the past ten days has been exemplary in that they have shown their clout, yet opted to halt their stoppage of work upon guarantees by the Prime Minister himself to fight for their rights.
 
 
 
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