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.
Government plans to restrict trade union rights are “a strikebreaker’s charter” which would undermine the basic civil rights of working people, general secretary Dave Prentis told the union’s national executive council (NEC) in London today.
The meeting, which has been organised by the Campaign for Trade Union Freedom, the Institute of Employment Rights, the Centre for Labour and Social […]
Unions and civil society must unite around a common vision of individual and collective rights that brings together all our aspirations for a good society
“When unions win a pay rise or safer working conditions for their members everyone in the workplace gets to […]