The Gate Gourmet workers sacked in August have a website where you can pledge support and read workers' stories. It's well worth a look, and a dip into your pockets to help the hardship fund if you can. Corporate Watch also has an interesting interview with one of the sacked workers.
Over at British Airways (BA), where unofficial strike
action was held in solidarity with the Gate Gourmet workers, two Transport & General
Workers' Union (T&G) shop stewards have been suspended from work.
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