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13th Note workers begin historic strike for contracts, safe working conditions and a living wage
Unite Hospitality members strike outside 13th Note in Glasgow

WORKERS at Glasgow’s 13th Note bar have become the first in 20 years to take strike action, their union said today.

Members of Unite Hospitality have began a 48-hour strike today over the usually packed Glasgow Fair weekend as they struggle for contracts, safe working conditions, and a living wage.

The bar remained padlocked as dozens of trade unionists – including retired members –  descended on Unite’s picket to show solidarity with young workers in a sector with notoriously poor conditions and low union density. 

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