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and the fourth largest in the world.
Ford UK can produce 3100 vehicles per day
and 1.5 million from Ford Cortinas...
Under the bonnet that is stylish, smooth, the V4 engine is slow.
Luxury chairs. Good looks everywhere.
Tucked into style.
Located in five European countries,
Ford buildings now occupy more than seven square kilometers,
with a total floor area of nearly 42 million square feet.
"In 1968 there were 55,000 men employed at Ford's Dagenham Factory"
"... and 187 women."
Eileen, you get more support than Arsenal.
At least I can't get bee stings for nipples. Oh okay. Cheeky.
Desmond Dekker stirred the storm with '' Israelites ''
on the hottest day of the year.
So girls, don't forget your bikini and try to stay cool.
This is it.
Connie? When you have time, can you get a guide?
Give me five minutes to sit.
Good morning. Good morning, good morning.
Everything okay? Yes, I overslept.
How is George?
Don't ask. I stayed up all night.
It's okay, you still have time.
Man!
Ladies, if I may interrupt for a while...
-Come on. Cover yourself up. -Please, ladies and gentlemen, take care.
Cover yourself. Cover yourself up.
-Oh, here it is. -What if your husband sees you?
What will they say, eh?
Come on, girls, this is important!
Thank you, Connie. thanks.
Shut up! Now, shut up.
Do you want to hear what should I say or not?
Yes. Right.
Now, listen.
To quote Winston Churchill himself,
this is not the end. this isn't even the beginning of the end.
Oh, right, right away.
Just go ahead! -Listen, ladies and gentlemen, please.
-I did my best. -Oh, come on.
Now, the deadline for what we set for management to respond to our complaint
about how they have rated you unskilled Shh!
--- now it's gone. Shut up!
Which means you have to choose
on the threat we made in the original statement.
Direct ban on all overtime hours. Right, right?
And stop a day which takes place on May 29.
OK? You understand? Okay, now,
those who choose to act in the industry, hands up.
Yes.
Opposing?
Full house!
I'll meet with management tomorrow morning,
and I will tell them will be your decision.
Isn't he handsome?
-We made it. -This is the first time.
Fuck them. Other bullies continue to strike, why don't we?
It's just that you don't say that if you were interviewed by David Frost.
David Frost. I know what you think about him.
This is rather scary, right?
-I feel quite proud of us. -It should be.
I fought Rommel in the war, do you know?
I have never been afraid like when I walked there, just so you know.
- Happy birthday, Sandra. -Thank you, Eddie.
- Isn't it beautiful what they do? -Come on, stand up.
Are you coming, George?
-No. -Then come on.
Come on, you come along. Connie.
Destroyer.
Happy birthday, baby.
-Thank you. -Happy Birthday.
- Have fun. -Thank you, Albert.
-Oh, just leave it, Dave! -It's okay, it's a fuse box.
- Calm down. -Of course it's a fucking fuse box.
-Right. -Oh, no, there he is.
Everything is together now.
This is Liberace.
Oh, God.
Where do you think you went Brenda?
Where do you think you are?
-You're kidding me. -Not.
Your password. Will depend on for one or two weeks.
And I bet I know the girl who sewed it.
Come on. Chop-chop, or we'll miss the food.
Want more?
-I want to. -Yes.
-George? -No /
-I will wake up all night. -Come on.
-Connie, huh? -Yes, yes.
-Come on. -Just a little.
G & T, half light. Dave? Salty.
- Everything is lemon. -Who is next on the dance floor?
Are you sure you don't want to sit down, Sandra?
Are you kidding me? I want a snowball.
George, you're not even old, uh... Come on.
-No, no, no. It's okay -Kumohon.
Do you mind, George, if I get this one?
Like to join me, Jitterbug, twist, everything.
Be careful. We need you for the form tomorrow.
What are you talking about?
Fantastic.
-No, no, no. Not funny. -OK. OK.
Good night. -Thank you.
-Sandra. Sandra. -Deep sleep.
Sandra.
happy birthday.
Good night. -Be a good kid.
Wait. I don't live here.
-Wait. -What?
-Now, what is that for? -There is no. I just like you, that's all.
Yes? Come here. Hey.
-What are you doing? -Not here.
-You are better than that, right? -Actually, yes.
Graham? Graham. Breakfast.
This is it.
-I don't feel well. -Don't you feel good?
-You aren't hot. -My stomach.
Okay, what's with your hand.
None.
Let's see, then.
No.
I have never done anything. I am honest.
Mr. Clarke again?
This will be fine, okay?
Now, eat breakfast and get dressed. I will face it.
Sharon? Chop chop.
-Eddie. Come on, lover boy. -No, no, just leave, I'm dying.
We are all dying. We all have to go to work.
Eddie?
Oh, you naughty cow. Come you
God.
Yes?
Mr. Clarke? Can we talk?
Of course. What can I do for you?
You hit my son.
In his hand. Whip it.
And that's not the first time.
Yes. O'Grady. I remember.
Forgot the protractor. And that's not the first time--
No matter what is the hundredth time. I don't want you to do it.
You live in an estate, don't you?
-I don't see what the hub-- -We found that boy
that comes to us from the estate often has difficulties
in adapting to the standards behavior needed in schools like this.
This is not their fault.
Their parents have never experienced full violence from academic life.
Children can't see them as guides, right?
But they adapt in time.
And I'm sure your son too, if he's given a chance.
But thank you for your attention, Ny. O'Grady.
-Are you okay? -Bro.
-Wait, does this have Sandra? -Yes I know.
Connie? Con?
Got Sandra again, look.
-You have to say something. -He hasn't.
You have to talk to him.
Don't wave to us, silly cow. We complain about you.
-I will do it. -No, you can't keep covering for him.
-I will talk to him. -Is it true?
This is it. Oh no.
-See that. -We might also not have a roof.
How many times have we requested to fix this?
This isn't difficult, right?
-Connie, listen. -Albert.
I'm sorry, I didn't realize it. Oh, God.
-I didn't realize it. Forgive me. Oh, God. -What do you want to say?
There is a meeting tomorrow.
At Ford headquarters at Warley.
-You're kidding me. -Not.
mechanic threaten strike action, they could not believe it.
-Oh, yeah. -Yes.
We must make a good strategy.
They will have Hopkins and Jones and Grant, the sad.
Now, we got on our side? We have, um,
Monty Taylor from headquarters, he comes.
There is me, two. You, Con, three.
- Which makes us one less. -Why?
The little principle I took from the war, Eileen.
More appears on your side than they have on their side
and appears when they don't expect it.
So who will be the fourth person?
-Oh, not me. -I'm not leaving.
Anyone want to take it? There is no?
-You want it? -Get away.
Come on. This is a holiday.
-Oh, actually. -Yes, you all want to leave now.
Yeah, I don't have that.
What?
-Yes. -Go, Rita. Day off.
Leave, Rita.
Then let's go.
Yeah, right. What should you do?
- Alright, Gordon? -Hello, Sandra.
-No know what you think goes with them. -This is a new Escort. Finally designing
- something that people like. Set with them.
-That's correct. -We don't work late.
Me and the children say we will strike
but ends up in a pig hole like this.
-You know it's like rain here, right? -Yes, yes. Whatever.
- Until tomorrow, Connie. -I think he likes you.
This is going on. Police are pushed back.
There is a scream now. Fully hysterical.
Now you can see the banner being used as a bat -
No, they don't want so much.
No, look what you did...
-Sharon? - Don't open my part.
-Turn off the television now, - it's a smart girl. -Now.
Wake up your father.
Wake up, Daddy.
Right. Pull out your finger. Help your mother.
Square eyes, what have I said?
Father, Martine Clarke has color. I've seen it.
Martine Clarke has color?
We will go around his house and watch after tea, how?
His mother will be happy.
Listen, we will soon have the colored ones. After you can hire them.
Eddie, don't promise color.
We haven't even paid for the fridge.
And three pieces of clothes are still being paid credit.
-Now we have riots at work. -What is the turbulence?
Oh, that? You have a voice, Rita.
Riots are when you really out and strike. Geez.
No, no, don't look like that. I am just kidding.
Alright.
I'm proud of you. All of us, right?
Stick to your weapon. We have books on the shop floor.
Nobody thinks you will even take a vote,
yeah, good for you. Good one
Not just voting now.
There is a meeting tomorrow, all bosses.
And I will leave.
Oh?
It's okay, I'll prepare your tea for morning and then if I'm late back, you can heat it up.
Apparently, you went to Berni Inn on the way there.
-That's sweet. -So?
It's okay, right?
Yes, of course.
We don't need to do anything. Men who will speak.
No, I mean, there isn't too fancy, right?
-I wear the right clothes? -No, you will be fine.
I'm glad you are here.
-Please first, ladies and gentlemen. -Sir, sir.
Thank you.
-This, sir. -Thank you.
Have you ever been worried about your waist?
You're kidding me.
That steak. Béarnaise sauce.
This is Monty. He always insisted on coming here.
As long as the union pays.
-Rita. -Yes.
Advice for you.
When we get there, don't let them lure you.
If they seem to be asking you a question,
lower your head. I will handle it.
Moreover, if I nod, you nod. Understand?
Good.
-That's good, isn't it? -It's fun, thank you.
I can't eat anything else.
Oh. Mr. Dawson. I'm sorry, we don't expect you to arrive--
It's okay. This is not a problem.
Oh, and we have four of us. You may need an extra seat.
Good.
Two teas.
On previous occasions.
in free voting, girls agree with a new assessment structure.
They don't agree, however, where they will end.
That's why we sit around this table.
Listen, I understand what girls say. I just don't--
I'd rather you don't talk to girls, Mr. Hopkins.
None of us here knows what is in their heads.
The fact remains that there are formal complaints procedures and the case of the engineer will be heard.
What we can't do is let them jump over the queue.
Peter, listen,
you know me. I don't have an ax to hone it with Ford.
-I am I right or am I right? -You are always fair.
Exactly. Ah, we are all human beings in the world.
Let's just go straight. We will start again in two weeks.
-Monty. -Listen.
We will start again, we will come back here again
and then at that time you can guarantee
to pay attention to the complaints of girls.
-The problem is, Monty-- -That way
You can go back to your boss and say that the strike stopped
because of how you've handled negotiations today.
We can go back to the girls and say they are now your number one priority within a few weeks.
That seems very fair.
I'm not so sure the girls will be happy.
They will be fine.
As long as they know they are not rigged by management.
Trade unions set terms. That's what matters.
- Empty. -What?
I'm sorry, Albert, but that's how it is.
We have been sitting here for three hours.
"That's what matters to girls"?
How do you qualify for talking about that, I don't know.
This. Please look at this.
This.
Put them together. Please.
-That's Ford's, I believe. -Oh, stop it.
We have to take these different pieces and work on them to become one.
Because there is no template, right?
We have to take them and sew them with our hands into finished objects.
Same with door trim and God knows what else.
It's not an unskilled job, which is how you judge us.
God, you have to take the exam to be in our ranks.
-Please, miss, I-- -No, Madam. O'Grady.
Mrs. O'Grady, I understand your complaint--
I really don't think you understand. Even though this is not difficult.
We have the right to be given a semi-skilled title and an appropriate wage for that.
- Bring this to the meeting-- -Wait.
And regarding this queue jump,
haven't we included this complaint months ago?
It's just that you haven't done anything about this.
And we all know why.
That's because the women have never been on strike before, right?
You just think you can forget it and we will all leave. Well, I'm sorry,
but this won't be that easy because we won't go anywhere.
We will do what we say.
No more overtime and and immediate 24-hour termination.
And then where do you go from there, well, it's up to you.
Excuse me, I really have to go. Thank you very much.
Thank you.
Good afternoon, gentlemen. Thank you.
Do you think I like to look stupid? I don't know what he will do.
You don't know there is an in the bag, pulling it out?
-See his face. -Oh, don't worry, you're great.
Thank you very much, Albert. Thank you very much.
I know, I know. It's here, you see.
I want to be smart, Rita, that's why I chose you.
-Oh, stop it. -When you took out these pieces,
oh, that's amazing.
That was it. I never expected that, that you will come in preparation.
Oh, no, he is right. I stole it.
Yes, Eddie used it to patch tents when we went camping.
Same. Listen, don't worry about Monty, I'll handle it. Do not worry.
-Can I get it back? -Oh, yes.
Cheers.
What would you say to them?
-You told them. -What?
This is your fault.
Alright. Hold this.
Good.
Everything comes out.
I can't believe it.
It's okay.
I can do it with a cup of tea.
I can do with something much stronger than that.
Now, I realize that this is my first day in this job and maybe I missed something here,
but when we were selected two years ago,
it's on the wave of optimism
that Labor will use a close relationship with the United States
to develop the manufacturing industry so this will serve better
employer and employee.
Yeah, I think it's in the manifesto.
Indeed there is. Believe me.
So, what have you been doing since 1966?
-I-- -Two years this department has
should make a difference.
Let's see what has achieved in the last 12 months?
Twenty-six thousand strikes in England,
with the result of a loss of 5 million working days.
Unions and management hardly talk to each other,
productivity levels decline,
and balance our payments, the wrong side of the disaster.
This is almost nothing capable of releasing champagne corks, right?
Thank you. Please leave by yourself.
Here it is, babes, You forgot your thermos.
-I love you Dave, cheers. -You too, baby. Good luck.
You guys are stuck, girls.
-Thank you. -Thank you.
-Monica, it's yours. -Cheers, love.
Like it.
It's a holiday.
What is this? Mother's meeting?
Hey, cheeky sod. You are okay?
-How? -Give us half the chance.
- Good luck. -See you later.
Come on, girls, let us hear you guys.
-Well. See you later. -Cheers, Eddie.
What did you do to your eyes?
Amazing, isn't it? My friend shows me how to do it.
Talent seekers everywhere. That's how Twiggy was found while walking on the streets.
Up West, sod dozy, not Dagenham.
You never know.
We better close this gate.
I've spelled it right, right?
Close the gate.
I know. At least they know we're serious, eh?
Not as powerless as they thought.
Come on, girls.
There are no more chairs today, Mr. Ford.
-Come on, girls, let's get together. -What if we form a line or something?
-Line up there. -Yes.
Raise the banner.
-We need some behind. -Stand up?
-Like that. -Come on.
That's all.
This is it.
- Like this? -Yes.
They lack a chair that is finished.
So lower this to Cortina,
then return to Escorts.
They call. Come on.
- Anyone want a cup of tea? -Yes.
-Teh here. -Come on.
Yes, a little lower.
It will hurt your arm.
Call Tooley.
Get ready, this could be a problem.
-Hello, girls. -What Brenda have?
Tea. Bananas, apples, pears, and many more.
Thank you for the ride, Arthur.
-He sweet. -Brenda, you don't.
Why not? He is handsome.
When I want to go with carrying fruits, he said:
"I believe all world workers . Must unite" So, I thought:
"I can help you with that one."
And I do.
Hey, Peter. Bobby is here. What can I do for you?
We have another dispute.
What else? Who is this week?
Women.
Fast. Hurry up.
Come on, girls.
You will get soaked, love.
Oh, no. They will drip, right?
-Nothing, this will pass. -What will we do now?
-Pub isn't even open. -Monica.
Just want to order the chip.
I think we've finished a full day, right?
-We're already, haven't we? -Yes.
I have to get the dog down later.
Yes. I promised my mother to make it tea.
-So? -Yes.
Oh, really care. We already registered the protest, right?
Yes.
-Go. School is complete. -Yes!
Time to go home.
-Good, girls. -See you later.
Hey, Rita, that's great.
Your mouth made us here, right?
Sandra?
I just visited your house.
-I just visited your house. -Why?
I think you must have come home from earlier.
No.
I was lucky if I could make the youth survive for a full hour.
Listen, I want to chat a little.
Do you want a cup of tea?
-I can't. I'm sorry, I have something to do-- -I bought it.
Alright. Seeing because of the heavy rain, cup of tea will not be detrimental.
There near the window. There.
Drops of water drip on the floor.
Come on, Albert, get it out.
Yes.
-Sorry. -It is okay.
This dispute has nothing to do with the level of skill you have.
Ford decided to give a little money because they could.
They are allowed to pay the wages of women are lower than men.
Throughout the country, Rita, women get lower
because they are women.
You will always be second.
You will always fight for remnants.
- Until you-- -We get equal pay, huh.
Yes.
What I don't understand is why is this so important to you.
I was raised by my mother. Me and my brothers.
He works all his life
and he paid Aunt Lil to take care of us all day.
And that's difficult.
Especially because it gets less than half
what do the men in the factory get
to do the same work.
And there has never been a question that it could be different.
Not for him.
Yes.
Someone has to stop these _ exploit bastards
got away with what they have been doing for years.
And you can.
You can, Rita, believe me.
What about Connie? I mean, he's a shopkeeper. We choose him.
But this needs a leader.
Someone to inspire girls, to clarify the points.
And that's not Connie. Not at this time.
Not with George like this.
I talked to him. He is more than happy that you left.
More than.
Listen, don't say anything now.
Take some time, and think about this. Okay?
-Do you want to wait here? -Ey?
-Do you want to wait here? -No, it's okay.
-The rain is heavy. Come on -I'm soaking wet.
I know. Come in.
-I will drip it all over your car. -Enter, fast, fast, fast.
Thank you.
-Oh, God. -She, you're soaking wet.
-Sorry. -It is okay. Really.
-I will damage your car. -We met before, actually.
-Do you remember, in the corridor? -Yes.
I hope to meet you for one or two days, actually.
-Oh, huh? -Um...
I wonder if you will sign the letter. I made an official complaint
to the principal about Mr. Clarke who uses a stick.
What?
-He seems to think my son-- -So, I mean...
Are you there for the same reason as me?
Yes. He is quite unwise to mention why you are there.
Of course.
I thought he suggested we were both hysterical
and really need to calm down.
I have everything in my head what I will say to him and what I want to say.
-Just just-- -Oh, you can't talk to Mr. Clarke.
I mean, nobody can. He-- You have to listen.
He's intimidating. That's why he hit them.
Yes.
Yes. Then continue. Give me a pen.
Thank you.
-This has stopped. -Yes. It's just my luck, isn't it?
Thank you.
Listen, um,
I know you didn't mention it because you were polite. It is just...
You know, when we met in the corridor, I was really angry,
and I usually never use languages like that.
-No? -Not.
Because I called Mr. Clarke 'complete cock'.
Oh. Oh! Is that so? Fair enough.
Well, he is.
That's them. Leave a little puddle, now.
It's okay. David rises behind.
That outfit, I've seen it before, it's beautiful. In Vogue.
Oh, thank you. This is Biba.
Is that so? Well... Well, it's still beautiful.
- Have a nice day, huh? -You too. All right
You too.
Ah, Sandra. I think you have a little shrinkage in the washing machine.
Shorts. Mary Quants.
Return it to him, it looks painful.
-I think it looks beautiful. -Thank you.
Like Brenda said, right? This is not Knightsbridge, this is Dagenham.
If you want to be noticed, you have to stand out.
And that's exactly what I will do.
- Yesterday's great, right? -Do strike?
Yes.
That's a glance, isn't it? For what will happen.
Well, this is about that, right?
Dark-blooded-black. I can't see my hand in front of my face.
Finally when he turned on the light, it was actually stuck in my eyelashes.
He was fired.
geez.
-I'm here. Oh, God. -Connie? Con?
-Rita-- -No, I just want to say something.
Sorry, I just, um...
If I'm a little more involved, you know, with Albert,
it's only because I have my mouth.
You're the heartbeat of this place, always.
Rita, look at me, fully in ' sixes and sevens ' *. [* confusion]
You can do this and you have to.
Let's start.
Man!
Brian.
Hello, Brian.
Is that cotton mooring in your pocket or hard-on?
-What does he do? -Rubbing.
This is, Con. Keep giving, girls.
-Yes, come on, Rita. -Go, Rita. Give hell to them.
Just ignore it. -Ignore it?
Standard problem, the day after walkout.
Do you see the language?
'' Your aggressive attitude ignores the existing complaint procedure. ''
-There's that? -They are not serious.
-So why did they say it? -Because that's how we always do it.
All other strikes. Like rules.
Oh, no, no, no. Sorry.
Sorry, we didn't play with the game. We are not men.
We are us. And we certainly will not be handled this way.
No.
All who support not only maintain
but increasing our current actions by making an all-out stoppage
until we get the same wage rate with men?
-What? -Equal reward?
Why not? Because that's what this is all about, right?
We are at the lowest level in all factories
despite the fact we have sufficient skills.
And there is only one possible reason for that.
-That's because we're women, -Yes.
And in the workplace, women are paid less no matter what skills they have.
That is why, from now on, we must demand the level of employment
and the wage rate that reflects his work,
not because you have a penis or not.
This strike is about one thing and only one thing: justice.
-Yes. -It is true.
- The equivalent or no reward. -Yes.
-All who support? -Yes.
Everything, get out.
Well, that has nothing to do with me.
An all-out stop?
Also, specifically this strike, they have widened.
God.
Damn.
Aida damn it. Equivalent wages? What are you thinking, Monty?
That's not me, that's Albert. He did it behind me.
-Really, Monty? -He cannon is released.
You want to lead someone to the embers,
Damn problem maker.
Bring him in.
I tried to protect you, Albert.
But you will get a strong rebuke.
Come on then.
This is strange, Albert. You know that, don't you?
This endangers all other negotiation rafts
that trade unions have dispute with management.
Listen, friend,
Basically, you push these women to get all the militants This moves away resources from men,
who are people who deal directly in the field.
We are not unsympathetic,
but as a trade union, we must remember who takes precedence.
The Communist Party and Marx themselves say:
"Men write their own history." That's "man", Albert.
But didn't he also say,
"Progress can be measured by the social position the women"?
Or is that Marx different? That's Groucho, isn't it?
Equivalent wages apply based on level.
You say that it is not worth fighting for?
Of course it's feasible. And you know that.
I'll tell you something.
This Rita has greater courage than you three if put together.
And he's not afraid to put it in line.
And I, will help him.
And if you are what are you saying,
an organization that promises to support its members then you will move your lazy and fatty ass and you will help him too.
Good evening.
They cannot expect us to continue to be considered unskilled.
Not skilled, my ass.
We are here to clarify our point of view about what happened. And how is this not fair.
And also about how this is part of something bigger, far bigger.
How about a little support here?
Come on, buddy.
You might learn something if you just listen.
The time has come for all women to say "enough".
We are not and we will not accept this again.
-Over! -Daddy, the pan.
Bullshit!
No, Daddy wasn't that serious.
Thank you. Thank you very much.
That's amazing. It's very beautiful.
I'll be back soon.
You are doing the same work for Ford here in Liverpool
what we did for them in Dagenham.
So, you know that our work is skilled work.
She's fine.
Think beyond that.
I'm asking you to strike now for all women, not just engineers.
Leave him alone. He must concentrate.
-Go, come back. -Talk to him, Albert.
And what is right is that of each of us
has the right to pay the same salary as men.
Yes!
That's my girl.
Everyone who supports please raise your hand now?
Yes!
Yes.
Well...
How is it?
We slaughter them. Every one of them comes out.
Amazing experience, Eddie.
Very good.
I'll go and check the kids. Give them a goodnight kiss.
I'll take money, okay?
Oh, no. What happened?
Daddy.
Tell him to try again, huh?
I'm leaving. See you later. You don't mind taking them to school, right?
-Of course. -You don't have a problem with that?
- Everything's OK, right? -Yes why not?
There is no reason. Have a nice day. See you later.
This is the last one.
-Ey? -My friend, I just realized it.
Oh, yes. Sorry I forgot.
Forgot to wash Monday. I will do it tonight.
Good.
-Keep your father. -Well, ma'am.
Have a nice day.
Oh, my goodness.
-Come on. -Come on, girls.
Equivalent wages.
Which way? -Wait a minute.
No, Ri, here. Go down here.
- It should be up here. -Does anyone have a map?
there.
-That's him. -Oh my God.
-Oh, we've arrived. -This is it.
We want to be respected. We want to be respected.
Raise the banner. Look, take it.
-There. -Equal reward for women!
-I will support you. -Thanks for your support.
Equivalent wages for women.
Female workers for equal pay.
-We want to be respected. -Sayang, here.
We want to be respected!
-Hey! -Hello.
I finished at 4. Call us, baby?
I never thought we will get this support.
Show what you have.
Wait a minute, girls!
We are not fully stretched, see.
Don't we all want it?
I know that feeling.
Don't look, kids.
In their campaign for equal pay,
Ford Dagenham factory female workers
brought their protest to Westminster today.
Some don't need too much persuasion
to show their feminine charm for photographers.
This is interesting, all this politics, when you are serious. Oh, sorry.
- How long will they stay out? -Definitely starting to bite.
-During what is needed. -What is your husband supporting you for all this?
-He must. -Yes.
-Yes, of course he supports.
And we all support men when they go on strike. Yes.
Does that bother you that have you been described as a Revlon revolutionary?
Have they contacted about doing some model shots?
I don't think so. I thought you were talking to the wrong girl.
Actually...
No, I prefer to focus on the issue of strikes.
What makes this strike different is it's not about specific payments...
-Isn't that something, huh? -Yes, he did it well.
Laurie Cannon is here, BBC News, at Westmin -
He mentioned you on television, Ed.
I told you, she's the special woman you got.
-Right. I have to go. -Now?
Have to pick up children. Rita reckons they won't return until 6 o'clock,
-so I need to take care of them. -Yes, yes, wear your apron.
Shut up, you.
Tell him to stop taking care of this. This is long enough.
I don't think they dragged it.
This is okay for you, This is different for me.
I can't do this strike. Yes, I know that, and they will finish it.
As soon as they can.
-Up to tomorrow. -Yes. See you later, Ed.
Please fill in full, Pete.
There is nothing I can do. Come and see for yourself.
That's what I say, You have everything.
No more seats are finished. Completely stops.
Frank, what do you want me to do?
-We will go home, friend. -What?
No more chairs, no more work.
For all of us.
You went very early, didn't you?
-Hey, what happened? -You have closed the factory.
Very good.
Ford Dagenham. The factory is mostly unemployed.
With thousands of layoffs, strikes, and production almost not ticking,
millions of important pounds lost in export orders.
And until there is the answer to the split
between management and Ford female mechanic,
the factory gate will remain closed indefinitely for the entire workforce.
- Are you okay? -Yes.
Busy, right?
Yes.
This is the last push, Eddie.
All major factories are closed.
Ford can't accept that, so...
I mean, I'm sorry about you and the men and everything.
Oh, no, don't worry about us, Rita. We only say it when exiting
this is warm weather at the moment. Cut the gas, we will find it difficult.
Yes.
Well, the thing is, Eddie, you know, I know how you feel.
Every time you strike
and we women come out to support you men.
This means there is no work for us too.
Yes.
Is there something you think about, Eddie?
-Ey? - Is there something you think about?
There's nothing on my mind.
I'm fine.
Good luck.
This has never been the easiest day for me too.
Thank you for waiting. I've connected with Mr. Ford.
I thought your men said he could handle this.
And do we even know what we are facing now?
Socialist Workers' Party? Revolutionary Workers' Party?
Damn Revolutionary Communist Party?
Who is with him?
Well, we actually don't think he's with anyone, sir.
We don't really think he's a communist. He looks like--
I don't care if he looks like Jane- damn -Fonda.
I want to know why does he act like this.
To be honest, sir, he has no political background
both inside and outside the union. Her husband is a moderate.
We only think he has beef.
Beef? Heh. Are you trying to get a decent steak in the UK?
If this woman gets what she wants,
we will end up having to do it all over the world.
Do you understand that?
-Yes, sir, I understand. -Good.
So finish it.
I think you will get the next flight.
Yes.
Prime Minister, I don't think you realize the urgency--
The urgency of this situation.
Take it. Smart dog, Barry.
-That's him. -Prime Minister?
Until you help me, I can't get this country back to work.
I understand that, but we need to step carefully. Attract trade unions to enter.
We must recognize that without trade unions,
- there will be no Labor Party. -HM.
Young people, I used to be a member of the trade union movement
while you're still in your mother's breast.
Unless you have something to add something out of what is clear,
I prefer if you keep quiet. Harold, you asked me to do this work.
You pointed at me.
You're the best man in my cabinet, Barbara I often say that.
Harold, I can't do it without you.
I need you. Jack Scamp, he is your man.
There is a deadlock, bring Jack in.
Put them all around the table, beer and pork pie.
Talk directly about negotiations. He is the way to progress.
-Bir and pork pie? -Mm-hm.
Maybe it won't work for the latest on Ford.
One hundred eighty seven engineers, all women.
Well, maybe we can bring them finger buffet , eh?
Finger buffet ? Nice.
-So how's the flight? -Length.
Sorry to drag you here.
Well, they take this very seriously. Right above.
Come on in, my wife cooks dinner.
-Well, I don't want to be a problem. -But honestly, this is what I can do the least.
Lisa, this is Robert Tooley.
- Nice to meet you. -Likewise with me.
Finally.
I told Peter that I like to eat at the hotel later...
- Really this is not a problem. -He likes to cook. It is not like that?
- Let me take your hat and coat. -Thank you.
Come in, let's drink. I will return to you after we are finished.
Thank you. The food is delicious.
Thank you.
Can you bring a few glasses of brandy?
-Of course. -Lisa? Do you mind if I call you Lisa?
You must be smart enough.
Peter told me that you read history in Cambridge?
-Yes. -Do you mind if I ask
What do you think about our small problem in the factory?
Do you think she's a bit more like velvet gloves?
- Not enough iron hands? -Oh, not at all, no.
No, it's quite the opposite. Look at Vauxhall.
They don't have problems with trade unions because General Motors has a more collaborative approach to management.
Whereas at Ford, you...
You only deal with unions because you have to.
You tolerate them. And as a result, they are more rooted and they are aggressive in dealing with you.
Well, ha-ha, that's a very progressive point of view.
Don't you think so?
-Keju. -What?
We have some Stilton. Why don't you remove it?
-Good. -Some wine.
-Yes, a good idea. -That's good, thank you.
Come on, girls. There are cauliflower or cabbage for everyone.
Cauliflower again? Do you have nothing else?
Gosh, he must love you.
I never had real pineapple.
-Let's know it's yours. -Come on, ma'am.
-Sandra, this is your strike payment. -Thank you.
-Three pounds? -Yes, I know it's not much.
- Only that can be provided by the union. - Better than nothing.
-I will take it back if you don't want to. -Not. I want.
Oh, alright.
Sandra, cauliflower or cabbage?
-I'm fine, thank you. Come on, get one.
No, I'm fine.
Actually, I have to go.
-So I will meet you later. -See you later.
See you later.
- This one is for Connie, did you see him? -Not yet.
-I will give it to him. -Monica?
-Oh, is that Connie's? I will take it. -No, not all of this is your responsibility.
Yes, I know. After all, I want to meet him.
-What is real pineapple? -Yes.
-Can I take it? -Please.
Until later. -See you later.
-Well. -Until later, Rita.
Come on, girls.
This is it. Oh, my God.
- Very sweet. -Yes, like him.
Connie? Connie, are you there?
There is a present for you.
This is from his girlfriend Brenda. Making changes from potatoes, eh?
Albert contacted. There is a meeting in the union.
That sounds important. He thinks we should be there.
No, I don't think so.
What are you talking about?
Connie?
George is sick, Rita. You know that.
He was touched.
Strikes only hit everything. I must give priority to him.
- Listen, Connie, I know it's hard-- -No, you don't.
I'm not his wife anymore. I am more like his brother or...
But I'm hers.
That's all he has.
Connie, I'm not saying you have to give up on him.
You have life too, you know.
You have to live it.
Or the war will end destroying two people.
George. George. Shh, shh.
It's okay, it's okay. I'm here, I'm here, I'm here.
This is not a problem. I'll replace it, come on.
-Come out. -What do you care about?
I know what you planned. You will kill me!
George. Stop it Stop. Stop. Stop.
I'm sorry.
-Monty, this is Mr. Tooley, he's from-- -Good afternoon, Mr. Taylor.
Please leave the strike. As soon as possible.
I'm not sure you realize which party I'm on.
Oh, yes, I know. I've seen your file here.
File?
You seem to be on on your side, Mr. Taylor.
Sorry? I don't need to listen to this.
Yes, that's all, keep going and within six months, your union will not exist.
The industry cannot afford to pay women at the same rate as men, gentlemen.
That is a fact. If forced, it will collapse,
under the weight of additional wages. The workers will get laid off.
Their union membership will be lost and so is the union that gathers them.
That means you, Monty.
You will no longer have any reason to visit these gentlemen through--
What is that? This is lnn, isn't it?
The Queen's Head? The Checkers? Wow, that's a lot of restaurants.
Not to mention all travel expenses paid for party conferences to union conference. In Paris, no less.
Rank and file The Gallic. Good for you, Monty.
These women get what they want and you will be destroyed.
So I said, start reducing thinking about what your union can do for you and more about what you can do for your union.
Go stop the strike.
Please.
File personnel, gentlemen.
Everyone has weaknesses, you only need to find it.
Hello?
Yeah, hello, yeah. Yes.
It's okay. I accept your message. Thank you.
Sorry, I was busy when you arrived.
What?
Really?
Hello, Gordon. You are okay?
-Yes, I'm fine. You are okay? -Yes im fine.
Yes? Of course. You don't need to work, right?
Ey?
You can have principles. I mean, you are not a breadwinner.
That's good. That is an addition, but you don't have to. But I have to work!
Paying electricity and food and coal, other damn basic needs.
It's just that now I can't.
Damn idiot.
Do you believe in the strikes of these women?
-No, I don't. -They shouldn't get the same as men.
Do you not believe in equal pay?
No, no, no. Not for women.
Men are breadwinners. Women should not strike
because many of their husbands work here.
Now that men are overdone, they will be nervous.
And Monty, Ford has confused him, I can see that.
So be careful what news you share with him, okay?
-That's our fridge. -Bingo.
-Excuse. -What happened?
We don't pay cellphones.
I am the last one for the electricity bill. How do you arrange it?
Do you want me to hold back the door to open for you?
Go away. I will make life a little easier for you.
-You spend the money. -Ey?
Spend the last funds for emergencies, to repair kits.
I have to pay milkman. Not that is important, we don't have a refrigerator.
-Why? -What do you mean, why?
-You can just pay for it next week. -He wants to be paid.
-It should say to him we don't have money. -Well right.
I'm in charge of money.
And it's not very good at that, right? We might have some left over.
Welcome to the real world, Rita. This is a strike.
You ran out of cash and you finally shouted at each other.
-What happened to you? -Oh, shut your mouth.
-Don't say "shut up" to me, Eddie .-- -Hai, Rita.
- Alright, Marge? -I thought you were back at work.
-Can you come in now? -Briefly.
-No, no, we are still on strike. -Oh, right.
-Sharon. -I'm sure I saw Sandra to the factory.
-Sandra? -Yes, there he is.
- Dear, a minute. - Until later, okay?
Alright.
I'm sorry, honey. Mother has a need.
-But you said-- -Yes, I know.
Eddie? Eddie, can you take care of Sharon?
I'll be back later, honey. It is okay, dear.
Yes. I like this. It's beautiful. Hi. Sally, right?
-Sandra. -Sandra, yes.
Fine, raise your chin. Find the light here.
Find the bird. There he is.
That's a little sexy. Good, there he is.
Amazing, you experience. Let's go down on the floor, here.
I like that. I like it.
And I like that.
I don't know about you, but I have forgotten about the car.
That's good. Let's go up here. Let's go up high now.
Jump to the camera.
Sandra.
Hold. Hold the pose, Sandra.
Sorry, can you wait a minute?
-What do you want--? -I need a minute.
Sure.
-This is something I always want. -I know.
I mean, I don't even know whether I care about the same salary.
I mean, it's still a factory that sucks.
This is just a brochure, but, you know...
This is only trading, but this will lead.
Give me a chance, do you know?
-I just don't want to disappoint you. -You haven't let us down yet.
You haven't returned to work yet, right?
That's why the agreement is here, right?
They arranged this photo shoot, are you back to work?
Only you haven't returned to work, right? So...
-But if they don't use these photos-- -Sandra.
Look at you.
You're a model.
You are experiencing.
They can't get better.
You can.
That's it. Now we are chasing time, baby.
Come here. Your body in this vehicle. I will take my eyes off.
What is this look like?
No?
Hi, ma'am.
Mom, we have to go.
Yes. Sorry dear.
You will leave, right? You know me.
Rita asked me to be special.
You have to fight for what you believe. You know that more than anyone.
Do you think I will do the same thing again? If another war comes?
I know you will do it.
I love you.
Go away.
Minister, the unions turned around.
Other states. Usually, they are all united.
Yes, I consider it to be called solidarity.
They are not solid. Men want to go back to work.
So they told the union to withdraw their support, and put pressure on the women.
They will be back this week. We will see it.
You're assuming girls will do as they are told.
This is not my fault.
Connie. You said this is important.
-Thank you. -Listen, sorry I'm late.
We have to talk before this meeting.
-They are ready for you now. -Through this way.
They've dried you outside. Enough youth in other trade unions.
So whatever they say to you now, don't believe it.
We will handle it later, okay?
We really are still behind you, Rita. You and the other girls.
We don't say otherwise.
We have other representatives from other trade unions to promise their support.
You haven't got them yet, not The most important thing.
No, but we are very sure we will win.
The problem is though, we have an upcoming national conference.
The most reasonable thing, maybe, to vote.
Which will be the actual end, and the binding position, Commrad.
- After that, it will be released from our hands. -That's right, Monty.
As I said, we expect full support.
We have to go to Eastbourne and talk to them first.
'Actual end and binding position, comrad'.
Monty is a cunning person, isn't he.
I can't wait to see his face when we show up there.
- See you tomorrow. -We can deal with him, Con.
-We can deal with anyone. -That's right, Commrad.
No! No, George!
No!
Connie! Connie!
Connie.
-George! -Connie! Connie, let me in!
It's okay. Oh, my God.
May the blessings of God be great,
Father, Son and Holy Spirit
with you always. Amen.
Amen.
I'm sorry, Connie.
No, you don't grieve.
What?
You think he's a grinding stone. You think I'm holding me back.
Hey, Con, that's enough.
I should be there.
I'm fine. It is okay.
I know.
Hello. Hello.
-This is a surprise. -Yes, I'm sorry. Sorry this is so late.
-I almost didn't come at all. -It is okay.
I...
Sorry, yes. Do you want a cup of tea?
To be honest, I don't feel like talking today. Forgive me.
No, it's okay, really. I really don't want to hold you back. It's just, um...
Mr. Clarke was asked to leave school.
We win. They got rid of him.
Right. Of course, yeah. Oh that's good.
-I just-- -It's brilliant.
-Well, I want to tell you. - Be happy. thanks.
-However, sorry for bothering you. -Not at all, thank you.
I married Peter Hopkins.
-Sorry, what? -At the factory.
I feel that you don't know. And who I don't know.
With a strike.
Sorry, I don't understand.
I'm sorry, if you come here to send me back,
I'm not kidding. I've had a bad day and--
Oh, no. Oh no.
Continue. Please, continue.
Do you know who I am? Who exactly am I?
-No. -I'm Lisa Burnett, I'm 31 years old.
I have a first class honors degree from one of the best universities in the world.
And my husband treats me as if I'm a fool.
And when I'm studying for my title,
I'm very, very happy.
And mainly because of work. Because I like to read
about all extraordinary people that make history.
And...
And I just want to know how it feels.
So let me know, okay, when did you do it?
I don't know.
Don't give up.
Don't disappoint me.
-Rita, wait! Where do you want to go? -Eastbourne. I leave a message for you.
-I think you changed your mind. -I have to go.
Rita? Listen, Rita, just stop.
-What, Eddie? -Listen to me...
We have to solve this problem.
-ddie-- -No, no, no, we have to, okay?
Listen, I know that lately our relationship is not good,
where I don't mean to make it worse.
-Eddie-- -Just listen, I say.
Listen, if I don't appreciate what you've done lately--
I have to catch a bus. I'm really sorry,
but you are also never perfect.
-This is really not the right time, Eddie. - This is the right time, because this needs to be said.
I know you don't think I'm bothered about important things.
And I was carried away and I was more interested in fiddling with the motorbike or make a tent using chair covers, but, you know, I try my best.
Do you know? I have to go.
I like to drink, but I don't drink out every night or screwing another woman or...
And I never once raised my hand.
Never. Or children.
God. What?
Why do you look like that?
Right. You're a saint now, is that what you are trying to tell me, Eddie?
Are you a saint? Because you give us a break?
What are you saying? That's how it should be. Jesus, Eddie.
What do you think about this strike?
Actually you're right. You don't go drinking.
Don't gamble, you join with kids, you don't hit us. Lucky me.
For God's sake, Eddie, that's how it should be!
You try and understand it.
Rights, not privileges. Easy as that.
Didn't think you were coming. Hey.
-All right, gentlemen. May I call Monty Taylor,
Senior Convener, Ford Dagenham?
Thank you, I will try to speak briefly. If you want.
Great achievements of civilization
depends on slow progress.
Step by step.
Therefore, I am here because I feel that I have a trade union in support of beautiful, brave women
Boadiceas on hairnet,
on their journey to fight for equal pay, no matter what.
But we have to think about the overall trade union struggle.
Therefore, gentlemen, I'm asking you
to consider the demands of these women is too excessive, too fast.
Monty Taylor, you're two-faced, hypocrite!
You fucking ***--
-Wait. -No, you're waiting!
Sorry, gentlemen.
Hey, we'll finish this between us later.
Monty, I have seen more than their faces on the front page the last few weeks
than you in 20 years.
I don't mind hearing from them.
Go away. Go.
My friend lost her husband recently.
He--
He is a gunman at the Squadron 50 in the RAF.
Shot once in the attack on Essen.
And even though he was seriously injured, he survived.
I asked him why he joined RAF and he said:
"Well, they have the best woman, right?"
Which is true.
And then he said, "You have to do something, right?" You have to do something. That is a gift.
Because it's a matter of principle.
You have to stand up, You have to do what's right.
If not, you will not be able to to see yourself in the mirror.
When did that change, eh /
When do we, in this country, decide to stop fighting?
I don't think I've ever.
But you have to support us.
You have to stand with us.
We are a working class. Men and women.
We are not separated by sex.
But only those who are willing to accept injustice and them, like our friend George,
preparing for battle for what is right.
And equal wages for women are true.
Thank you.
I never knew you could talk like that.
Scorching along the curtain where Monty's ass is on fire.
Hello. Excuse me.
Gin.
I need to calm myself down. They may choose against us.
-How long do we have to wait? -They say half an hour.
Do you know what we can do? Stick to Monty.
-Beautiful. -You are a genius.
If so, I take double.
Babycham.
-Dobel gin. -Eddie.
-Excuse. -What do you want, Rita?
Where do you go? -Maybe you need fresh air.
Can you give us Babycham?
I came to apologize.
I mean, I thought about what you said and
you're right, I think.
You're right.
And that's amazing What have you done, Rita O'Grady.
And I want to support you. Look, I want to say that to you.
It's just that when I enter and you speak
and I heard you above, and you are very big.
You...
I don't know.
Like a power.
Then I think
I'm not sure I support you makes a lot of difference, to be honest.
Where are you now.
Anyway, go away, return to your meeting.
I will... I have to...
Eddie?
You already said some pretty stupid things.
Of course you support me makes a difference.
That makes a difference in the world.
Alright, gentlemen.
The results of the voting are as follows:
Delegates support support for female engineers:
Seventy nine.
Delegates oppose:
Forty eight.
I declared the movement to support Dagenham engineers.
Trade unions are back in line.
That's literally. Our people are still there /
Well, yeah, yeah.
It seems it's time to call Sir Jack.
Good. I will do that.
I will prepare a court of inquiry which he can supervise
and let's hope that it works.
Oh, yes. One more thing. Set up a meeting.
-Minister? -With a machinist.
- Their leader. -Sorry?
I want to meet them. At the earliest opportunity.
-But-- -Yes?
The minister didn't do it-- Never did it.
This will only encourage them. Giving trust in their case.
I am what is known as the fiery redhead.
Now, I hate to make this appearance matter and being feminine to you, but that's him.
And I stand like this, in fact,
the fiery red hair jumped forward.
Trust? I will give confidence in their case?
God, their case already has faith!
That is equal pay. Wage equalization is general justice and if you two are not like a pair of selfish, chauvinistic,
people fanatical fools, you will realize that.
Oh, my office is run by incompetent people.
And I'm sick of being dictated, demeaned
and generally treated as if I was Queen May.
Arrange a meeting!
- Morning, Ed. -Alright, Albert?
Yes.
Now, listen. Listen to me.
Now, there is no reason to panic, Rita.
OK.
It's just that, I got a call from the Barbara Castle office.
God.
-Eddie. -What is happening right now?
Barbara Castle wants to talk to me.
Very good.
Cheers.
Secretary of state met the women? Who is the authority?
Alone, it seems. I think Ny. Castle is a woman who is quite strong.
-Really? -What are you doing?
I represent Ford. We are the largest car manufacturer in the world.
We pump millions of pounds into the British economy.
I think it's time for my superiors to remind one or two people of that fact.
Have you or haven't invited Ford women to your office?
-Perdana Minister- - I just spent the last half hour
on the phone with Ford, assured him of my government - not on the side of the strikers. -It's not taking sides.
-We have to hold the nettle. -Now is not the time.
Ten years ago, you were determined.
At that time I did not run the country.
See those women if that's what you want to do.
But whatever you do, don't make Ford angry.
I already have enough problems with Americans.
It's okay. Your wife I want to meet. Is he inside?
Rita? What are you doing here?
Rita?
I need help.
- Enter. -Thank you.
-Lisa? -What?
Enter inside.
Everything's fine? Want a cup of tea?
Yes.
Rita. Please smile.
Here, ladies.
Excuse me, you have to pass.
-Do you think the strike will continue? -How long?
Rita. Wait a minute.
Hey, Connie. Sorry I'm late.
You succeeded.
-What if Ny. Kastle says 'there is no agreement'? -How will you handle it?
Overcoming it? How do we handle it?
We are women. Now, don't ask stupid questions like that.
Mistress, lady. Take a ride. Please pass here.
-Come on, here it is. -OK. See you later.
Back off, please, gentlemen.
Follow me.
-Pak Tooley. -Mother Secretary.
-I don't expect you. -But you will meet the women.
I think it's time I heard their argument, huh.
But if you want to wait, I'll tell you the decision we made.
I think we both want the same thing, Castle, you and me.
I think we want to see Ford Motors hiring British workers.
Ford is an important part of our economy. I know that well.
Then don't make us build our car anywhere else. Help us maintain the line here.
Supporting our efforts to fight this continuous strike
which reduces our ability to build cars in profit,
which is the reason why we do business.
If not, we will bring our factories to another place.
Are you threatening me, Mr. Tooley?
I tried to stop 40,000 people lost their jobs, Mrs. Castle.
That is how much workers are employed by Ford.
Not to mention tens of thousands of indirect jobs sacrificed.
Now, I don't think that one of us wants to take that risk, of course.
Look, look. Eileen and Monica. I wonder if they can see us.
Connect me with the prime minister.
Yes. Connect me with Number 1 0.
Yes. Yes. Well. thanks.
I'm afraid it looks like he's on a plane. Will not land until tonight.
Thank you for coming.
-Connie, I'm sorry. -No, no.
- I'm the one who needs to apologize. -Don't be silly.
The minister will meet you now.
This is it.
Are you okay?
Ready?
Good afternoon. A good afternoon.
Ny. O'Grady, I recognize you from the news.
- Just help Rita. -Rita.
-Very nice to meet you. -Yeah, and me too.
-Sorry. This is Connie. -Connie.
-How are you? -Brenda.
How are you?
Sandra.
I'm glad all of you can come. Please, sit.
Want to drink sherry?
That would be nice, thank you.
Thank you.
You don't have whiskey, right?
This is the woman who chases my heart.
Make two.
Thank you.
Cheers.
- Repeat. - Repeat.
Now, I have followed your dispute and I want to say how proud I am will be the battle you are fighting for.
I fully support the struggle for equal pay and you will have it.
-But gradually. -What?
The industry will protest, _ nobles will create a scene,
the press will get field work. This won't be easy.
What is worth fighting for?
Get back to work Return to your machines.
and hold my words I will support your resistance.
-No. -Ny. O'Grady--
No, we need something solid. Something now.
You have authority. You know, we thought by meeting you, we will...
In politics, you sometimes have to play a long game--
We are not politicians, we are female workers.
And so do you.
Alright.
What should I do to get you back?
Sorry?
'Something solid'.
And keep in mind, I say something, is not everything.
We need...
We need a guarantee that we will get the same salary.
And in the meantime,
we have to be closer to men's rates. Now. At Ford.
Seventy-five percent?
Ninety.
At least.
You made me in a very difficult position.
I'm not too aggressive, right?
No.
Mr. Tooley, what risk are you talking about? I have to take it.
And from Whitehall we get the news that the conversation between Ny.Castle
and Ford machinists approach conclusions.
And the expected statement in a few minutes.
Strong interest rates here...
-Please wait a moment, Minister. -Yes, of course.
That's Biba, isn't it? I saw it in a magazine.
Yes. I have to return it later.
-What is C & A ?? -Yes.
-Why pay more? That's what I said. -Correctly.
-I have the same at home. -Is it true?
Now they're ready for you, Minister.
Girls?
Rita? Rita?
Ladies and gentlemen. No, please go first.
Oh, no, no. Please go first.
Oh, my God.
Then, let's go. thanks.
Rita, is that a positive result?
Ladies, can I help you?
Thank you, gentlemen. Thank you very much.
I am pleased to announce that following our conversation this afternoon,
1 8 7 Ford engine expert
will return to work on July 1.
They will receive immediately a fee of 7 cents per hour.
Which will put them at 92 percent of men's rates.
However-- However, this is not all.
As a result of our discussion, I can confirm
that the government fully supports the creation of the Equal Pay Act *.
And in the fall of this year, I guarantee proper legislation to ensure that the Law becomes law. thanks.
Yes!
More support from there.
Two years later in May 1970 Law on Equalization of Salaries became law.
The same legislation soon follows in industrialized countries all over the world.
To celebrate, they let us borrow the canteen, and have a party.
-Not much I remember about that. -No, I remember, you didn't, no.
And I think to myself, there are some old spirits
which gave us success in voting rights.
-We are on strike. -All of you?
All of us. All engineers.
-So there's no car seat holster for Ford? -No, not from us.
- Do you still come out? -Yes.
-Will not be back at all? -Not.
Nobody thought we were on strike. There is no.
What we stand for, we will stay there until we get it.
Women don't make the habit of breaking down useless.
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