-works, and even the Vatican “get ane tee act by forming : a 3 000 “Vatican employees ‘sent a letter to “Pope John Paul II last week . ‘Saying they were clissatisfied ‘with working conditions and _ pay. Theysaid they decided © to form a union — the first i in Vatican history. The. move. is. a ‘logical extension ‘of the everyday. labor situation in Europe, where-a seemingly ‘endless -String-of ‘strikes and “in- “dustrial . recently “hit» -England, Portugal -and the ‘Netherlands, oe ov In England alone, more than 120, 000 workers are affected. “T's a “disaster,” said one of 11,000 workers locked out of --a | Rolls-Royce. plant ‘Wednesday. “It’s a kick ‘in ‘the: guts and the workers aren t pleased. ” ': workers are: ‘threatening - to: “disputes”. has pe e plagued — “Union leader Archie Wynn, a Rolls-Royce em- ployee for 50 years, said, “The Germans in World War fo . [ tried their damndest to shut . down this factory.. They: failed. But tHe 1979 Rolls- Royce management has’ succeeded, " A survey‘ iby the Dresdner Bank in Frankfurt this week © shows British workers earn. the lowest salaries of em- ployees in the top 10 Western industrial coun- tries. . ~ ~ Employees of The Times : newspaper in London have . been on strike for 11 months, : and another walkout has shut down the _top-rated television station for six weeks. “ In Portugal, another harbor strike ended Wed- nesday when Transportation Minstry officals agreed to .consider overtime demands by dockworkers who shut down the northern Por- tuguese port complex of | Oporto’ for 10 days. —a Safety jeopardized to - keep nuclear industry running smoothly—engineer WASHINGTON (UPD). - The