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Vigil for unemployed former Jarvis workers in Leeds Vigil for unemployed former Jarvis workers in Leeds
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Former employees of rail maintenance firm Jarvis are set to hold a vigil for "justice" in Leeds city centre.Former employees of rail maintenance firm Jarvis are set to hold a vigil for "justice" in Leeds city centre.
About 1,200 people were made redundant when talks between Network Rail and the administrators finished in April 2010.About 1,200 people were made redundant when talks between Network Rail and the administrators finished in April 2010.
More than 350 jobs were lost in York, 300 in Doncaster and 80 in Leeds.More than 350 jobs were lost in York, 300 in Doncaster and 80 in Leeds.
Bill Rawcliffe, of Justice for Jarvis Workers, said: "We'll be there because they are talking about real people, not numbers on a sheet of paper."Bill Rawcliffe, of Justice for Jarvis Workers, said: "We'll be there because they are talking about real people, not numbers on a sheet of paper."
About 12 former Jarvis workers are expected to gather at 0900 BST outside the case management hearing held to decide what happens next in the case. About 12 former Jarvis workers gathered outside the case management hearing held to decide what happens next in the case.
Mr Rawcliffe said the campaigners would not give up the fight against losing their jobs having been made redundant with no notice.Mr Rawcliffe said the campaigners would not give up the fight against losing their jobs having been made redundant with no notice.
"We went to work on 31 March [2010] and just out of the blue got told you haven't got a job," he said."We went to work on 31 March [2010] and just out of the blue got told you haven't got a job," he said.
Mr Rawcliffe said that the former workers were classed as creditors of the collapsed company and as such had recently received a letter from the administrators.Mr Rawcliffe said that the former workers were classed as creditors of the collapsed company and as such had recently received a letter from the administrators.
He claimed that the workers were unlikely to receive wages and holiday pay still owing.He claimed that the workers were unlikely to receive wages and holiday pay still owing.
"We want to go back to work and do our jobs," he added."We want to go back to work and do our jobs," he added.
Previously Network Rail had said that it "took a number of steps to assist Jarvis, which went well beyond the form and level of support a company could normally expect to receive from a customer".Previously Network Rail had said that it "took a number of steps to assist Jarvis, which went well beyond the form and level of support a company could normally expect to receive from a customer".