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Labour’s Plans for Trade Union Law

Posted on May 27, 2024 by Darren Newman

I refuse to believe that Sharon Graham, General Secretary of the Unite the union is genuinely unhappy about Labour’s plans for employment law. An updated plan was published by the Labour party on Friday and she was reported as saying … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged general election, industrial action, Industrial action, Labour proposals, news, politics, trade unions, union recognition, unions | 6 Comments

Jeremy Corbyn’s Plan for Compulsory Collective Bargaining

Posted on August 2, 2016 by Darren Newman

The best job title I ever had was Head of Employment Law at the CIA. The novelty never wore off. The Chemical Industries Association (well what did you think?) was a really interesting place to work – and I was … Continue reading →

Posted in trade unions | Tagged CAC, Central Arbitration Committee, collective bargaining, labour, Labour Party, Owen Smith, union recognition | 4 Comments

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Labour’s Plans for Trade Union Law

Jeremy Corbyn’s Plan for Compulsory Collective Bargaining

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