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Mar 16, 2023 1 hr 13 min

099: Why is everyone on strike?

from The History Hotline

On Wednesday 15th March over 400,000 workers opted to strike across multiple industries. Strikes have become commonplace within British society as of late and with them impacting so many of us in a variety of ways. I thought it would be wise to sit down with some of those taking to the pickets for better pay, working conditions, job security, pensions and to make the services better for those who use them.Thank you to those that contributed to this episode: Denis Fernando, Holly Cooper, Rachel, Zac, Sham and others.

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