Jaguar Dispute
28 January 1970
THE GUARDIAN
At the Jaguar plant in Coventry 500 workers are idle because of a dispute.
Jaguar's troubles resulted from a walk-out by 400 workers at the company's factory in Berkshire over a pay dispute. The stoppage has dislocated production at the Jaguar plant at Allesley, Coventry, where 500 are idle.
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