Clerical workers’ dismay
PA Wellington The Central Clerical Workers’ Union has expressed its dismay at the treatment it said was being me.ted out to office workeifs 'in Wellington City who were not union members. . j J !|: The (acting union secretary, Ms Christine Gillespie,! said there were about 10 calls a day from persons who had been sacked. j
Women were dismissed without notice, their jobs already secretly filled by someone else, secretaries assured their jobs were safe wjere sacked while on holiday, and scores of women were laid off with no notice, or one week's notice, and no redundancy pay, she said. i
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Press, 9 March 1988, Page 25
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