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Production halted in Coventry
18 June 1974
THE GUARDIAN
STANDARD TRIUMPH NEWS
Production was halted yesterday in Coventry at the Triumph car factory and 9,000 workers laid off because of a strike by clerical staff. The strikers, tally clerks, progress chasers and line controllers, want a threshold agreement. The company hopes to be able to resume production today but much depends on the attitude of the clerical staff.
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