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I FIRST met Croydon University Hospital porters and domestics before the pandemic struck.
Without these vital workers, many of whom are migrants, the hospitals would grind to a halt, so they have industrial power.
G4S does not value these workers and it does not recognise their union of choice, GMB.
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