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THOUSANDS of steelworkers from across Europe marched to the EU headquarters in Brussels yesterday to demand protection from cheap Chinese imports.
British unions Unite and GMB joined the protest of up to 12,000 organised by the European Trade Union Confederation and IndustriALL Europe.
The EU says it is working on measures to end so-called “dumping” of cheap steel produced outside the bloc.
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