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St Mungo's workers call for boss to be sacked

WORKERS at charity St Mungo’s Broadway (SMB) ended a week-long walkout yesterday with a defiant flourish outside hated chief executive Howard Sinclair’s office.

Strikers bearing Unite union flags descended on SMB’s Hammersmith HQ chanting for the head of the man they say is destroying the organisation’s future.

“Howard Sinclair’s got to go” echoed around the west London street, called by workers who in many cases have spent years caring for people at the fringes of society.

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