The story of
Jayaben Desai and the Grunwick dispute
In August 1976, a group of migrant workers led by Jayaben Desai took a historic stand against racism, low pay and limited workers’ rights.
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Lord Chancellor's Department: Immigration Appellate Authorities: Administration Files
Catalogue reference: LCO 41
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LCO 41
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- Lord Chancellor's Department: Immigration Appellate Authorities: Administration Files
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- Migration
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