It occurred in the same city as, and a year after, a matchgirls strike.
A political cartoon about this event shows a man with a knife being asked "Who'd suffer most if you killed it," referring to its title, "The Guinea-Fowl that Lays the Golden Eggs." A thirty-thousand pound donation from Australia extended this event, the central objective of which was called the "tanner." In its wake, membership swelled in an organization founded by Ben Tillett. This event arose over a dispute about (*) "plus" money, which was paid for the speedy completion of work. It occurred in the same city as, and a year after, a matchgirls strike. The movement of New Unionism arose in the wake of this event, during which a wage of sixpence an hour was secured via the arbitration of Cardinal Henry Manning. For 10 points, name this 1889 bout of labor unrest in the port of the British capital.
A political cartoon about this event shows a man with a knife being asked "Who'd suffer most if you killed it," referring to its title, "The Guinea-Fowl that Lays the Golden Eggs.
London Dock Strike of 1889