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BOC boss tops the pay league

Socialist Challenge No. 182, 29 January 1981 · p. 15 of the scan · 287 words

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page 15 of the scan

By lessa Van Gelderen RICHARD Giordano, •OSS OTS International, has emerged as the highest-paid executive of major British company a salary of £271,400 Last Fridav's Financia Times commented that 'Mr Giordano's has been more than satisfac LUL Y tc cvuo made a Dr lax Doll or torom ın ın year to September • 1 9×( In the year BOC one of the Is major suppliers of industrial gases flas als( chopped estimated jobs Hardest hit has been Corby, closure of the town's steel plant.

Gordano has followed the path of BSC's boss lan MacGregor and joined Oxyger tron America AlicıdaSI ness methods are being applied with disastrous the rights dards of the workers involv ed No doubt this is what the Financial timte MInaS salis aciury in nordano. their opposition to Tory educatior policy, and Boyson was greeted louu Chans o bu ou Tested atesteyson was Boyson pelted with egg Students and many staff were mucensea unal bovson who is responsible for initiating further vicious cuts and college closures, was invited to the recently been reported that Boyson looking for still tighter con education Caliu l.

SeCkIle lu ilos( restte tons on courses not meeting national economic needs!

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Student Alliance have call Calinal Unice hilede te on th leadership of the vi ts! enecuve tightback against the education minister.

The Tories, led Boyson have already troduced racist tuition fees vvcised. stuachl. ana are anne tumer ack!

student union nomy London Student Organisation, which resen _college capital, has recently rejected the 'cos) / chat with govern ment' philosophy of the lef amance-dominated Nos ex ecutive.

Instead they see the need for cam atcincl Cul CI LOrY economic DONCV Socialist Challenge 29 January 1981 Page 15

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