HP avoids strike

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But more to come for the firm - and Fujitsu too

HP avoided one strike but suffered from another HP yesterday narrowly avoided a strike of 1,000 ex-EDS staff working on government contracts who belong to the union PCS, but was hit by a walkout ...

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