§ Mr. Hayhoeasked the Secretary of State for Employment if he will publish
STOPPAGES OF WORK DUE TO INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES: UNITED KINGDOM Stoppages beginning in period Working days lost in all stoppages in progress in period All industries and services All industries and services excluding coal mining All industries and services All industries and services excluding coal mining January-June 1975* … … 1,345 1,230 3,861,000 3,829,000 January-June 1974† … … 1,386 1,323 8,856,000 3,266,000 January-June 1973 … … 1,488 1,326 4,159,000 4,113,000 January-June 1972 … … 1,238 1,167 15,515,000 4,773,000 January-June 1971 … … 1,221 1,150 10,965,000 10,940,000 January-June 1970 … … 2,355 2,265 5,002,000 4,975,000 January-June 1969 … … 1,489 1,379 2,668,000 2,628,000 January-June 1968 … … 1,134 1,022 3,109,000 3,085,000 January-June 1967 … … 1,079 857 1,066,000 1,006,000 January-June 1966 … … 1,190 867 1,786,000 1,715,000 January-June 1965 … … 1,372 928 2,010,000 1,653,000 * Provisional. † In the period from January to March 1974 information was not available for stoppages in the coalmining industry other than for the major national stoppage from 10th February to 8th March.
§ Mr. Hayhoeasked the Secretary of State for Employment what are the latest figures for the number of industrial disputes and the number of days lost since 1st March 1974, and for the comparable
STOPPAGES OF WORK DUE TO INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES: UNITED KINGDOM Stoppages beginning in period Working days lost in all stoppages in progress in period Sixteen-month period All industries and services All industries and services excluding coal mining Alt industries and services All industries and services excluding coal mining March 1974-June 1975*† … 4,047 3747 14,313,000 12,553,000 November 1972-February 1974† … 3,415 3,066 12,101,000 8,103,000 * Provisional. † In the period from January to March 1974 information was not available for stoppages in the coalmining industry other than for the major national stoppage from 10th February to 8th March.