Delegations of Enfield Visteon workers have been out building support for their struggle.
"We’re in a fight we can’t afford to lose," says Trevor, one of the sacked workers from Visteon’s Basildon plant. "This is not just our battle. It has a knock-on effect for workers at other firms and people in the same boat as us."
Building solidarity for the continuing struggle of the sacked Visteon workers is a priority for every trade unionist in Britain.
Do a collection and take a group from your workplace or campaign to visit the Visteon plantsInvite a Visteon speaker to your workplace or organisation to publicise their fightJoin the national day of action on Saturday 25 April and organise a protest at your local Ford dealerRaise money through your union branchRush messages to [email protected] or text to Kevin (Enfield) 07956 375 410, Frank (Basildon) 07535 417 418 or John (Belfast) 07816 590 380
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