Unions not too powerful – they’re too weak, say industrial relations academics
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Unions not too powerful – they’re too weak, say industrial relations academics
Trying to stop nurses, care workers, teaching assistants, hospital cleaners and town hall staff from paying their union subs directly from their wages is an attack we’ve defeated before and one which we will overcome again.
UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis last night called on the labour movement to defend the right to strike
"Our salvation is our own strength," Mr Prentis said. "We can't wait around for a change of government." The NEC agreed a timescale and full procedures for a general secretary election […]
UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis will be among the speakers at a public meeting tomorrow on resisting the Trade Union Bill
Already, the Lobbying Act has constricted civil society organisations’ ability to protest and cuts in public services and employment tribunal fees have seen the […]
These unfair changes will make it much harder for nurses, teaching assistants, midwives and other public sector workers […]