Standard Triumph strike: the full facts - Solidarity

The Triumph Herald 1200, one of the cars made in 1961

An account and lessons of the unofficial strike by 126 workers at the Standard Triumph Service Depot 24 April-14 June, 1961. Written by George Jacobs, Ken Weller, Tom Hillier and Jim Petter and published as Solidarity pamphlet 5.

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