What next for engineers? - Ken Weller

Ford Dagenham in 1962

Ford Dagenham in 1962

1972 reprint by Big Flame of a Solidarity pamphlet by Ken Weller about the learnings for workers from the ten-week strike at Ford Dagenham in 1962, as Ford management begin to get tough at the Halewood plant.

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