London, UK. June 21th, 2016. Victor, one of the cleaners at the 100 Wood St offices have speaks at the rally on the 10th day of their strike against sackings and low pay. Managed by CBRE, the offices are mainly let to Schroders and J P Morgan and cleaners are employed there by anti-union cleaning contractor Thames Cleaning. Thames spent over £20,000 trying to get an injunction to stop the strike, but failed though the union was hit by strict conditions and crippling legal costs. Credit: Peter Marshall/Alamy Live News

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London, UK. June 21th, 2016. Victor, one of the cleaners at the 100 Wood St offices have speaks at the rally on Stock Photo
London, UK. June 21th, 2016. Victor, one of the cleaners at the 100 Wood St offices have speaks at the rally on Stock Photo

London, UK. June 21th, 2016. Victor, one of the cleaners at the 100 Wood St offices have speaks at the rally on the 10th day of their strike against sackings and low pay. Managed by CBRE, the offices are mainly let to Schroders and J P Morgan and cleaners are employed there by anti-union cleaning contractor Thames Cleaning. Thames spent over £20,000 trying to get an injunction to stop the strike, but failed though the union was hit by strict conditions and crippling legal costs. Credit: Peter Marshall/Alamy Live News

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