Roger Lyons, segretario generale della 400,000-strong Manufacturing, Science and Finance Union (MSF), a Londra per un incontro sulla proposta fusione dei giganti della droga Glaxo-Wellcome e SmithKline Beecham. * 4/9/00: La Banca d'Inghilterra è stata esortata a tagliare i tassi di interesse per evitare ulteriori perdite di posti di lavoro nell'industria, piuttosto che a ridurre le pressioni dei City Pundits. *06/11/2000 insieme ad altri leader sindacali, sta cercando urgentemente colloqui con il gigante aerospaziale Rolls-Royce dopo aver riportato che l'azienda è pronta a lavorare per 5,000 posti di lavoro. Il MSF ha avvertito che i tagli di lavoro sarebbero un altro 'chiodo nella bara'

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31 gennaio 1998

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Roger Lyons, general secretary of the 400, 000-strong Manufacturing, Science and Finance Union (MSF), in London for a meeting regarding the proposed merger of drugs giants Glaxo-Wellcome and SmithKline Beecham. * 4/9/00: The Bank of England was urged to cut interest rates to prevent further job losses in industry, rather than bowing to pressure from City pundits. *06/11/2000 Together with other union leaders, he is seeking urgent talks with aerospace giant Rolls-Royce after reports that the firm is poised to axe 5, 000 jobs. The MSF has warned the job cuts would be another "nail in the coffin" of high-tech manufacturing. We want the company to come clean and tell us exactly what their plans are because workers are understandably worried", said Mr Lyons. * 15/01/01 Roger Lyons, general secretary of the 400, 000-strong Manufacturing, Science and Finance Union (MSF), one of the Union leaders that were Monday January 15, 2001 travelling to Zurich to meet European bosses of General Motors in a desperate bid to reverse the shock decision to end car production at Vauxhall's Luton factory. General secretaries and national officers from several unions will bluntly tell the company that they will not accept the ending of production, which will cost 2, 000 jobs at the plant and thousands of others in component firms. 9/6/01: Lyons pledged a forceful campaign to stop Britain being considered as a soft touch for job cuts. He said workers needed new rights to negotiate alternatives to huge redundancies. Legislation to give statutory rights to workers to be consulted before announcements were made to the City or the media was now on the Government's agenda, Mr Lyons told his union's annual conference in Eastbourne. *20/01/04: Firms were being challenged by a union leader to make the business case for switching work to overseas countries including India. Roger Lyons, president of the TUC, was telling a conference that companies including Legal & General, Alliance and Leicester...

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