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NHS workers could be banned from striking, No 10 suggests
Downing Street refuses to rule out suggestion laws will be used to stem strikes across health service
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Proper general strike incoming then in response? Was threatened when Truss was mouthing off
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ThanksNHS workers could be banned from striking, No 10 suggests
Downing Street refuses to rule out suggestion laws will be used to stem strikes across health servicewww.theguardian.com
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belboid
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A more palatable source, but still pretty unpalatable contentNHS workers could be banned from striking, No 10 suggests
Downing Street refuses to rule out suggestion laws will be used to stem strikes across health service
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Labour opposes some proposed new rules, which would force public transport workers to provide set minimum levels of service. But Starmer’s spokesperson would not commit to repealing them if elected.
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When has Labour repealed any of the anti-worker laws? Fucking never, the cunts.A more palatable source, but still pretty unpalatable content
Labour opposes some proposed new rules, which would force public transport workers to provide set minimum levels of service. But Starmer’s spokesperson would not commit to repealing them if elected.
Labour can't even really be described as liberal anymore. They're now just another far-right, racist party who are anti-union.
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belboid
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1974, repealing the 1971 Industrial Relations Act. I think that's the only time.
. . . and Callaghan brought in the Social Contract and harsh austerity which led to more strikes, including wildcats. Army scabs used against striking firefighters and binmen.
Plus an increase in soldiers for Northern Ireland and the submarine force upgraded, so plenty of money for those.
Plus an increase in soldiers for Northern Ireland and the submarine force upgraded, so plenty of money for those.
bcuster
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The New York Times is bracing for a historic mass walkout as union negotiations go down to the wire | CNN Business
The New York Times is preparing for more than 1,100 of its union staffers to go on strike for a full day Thursday — an act of protest that has not been staged by employees at the paper of record since the late 1970s.
cesare
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There's also the see-sawing (Labour v Tory) of one year v two years' service for unfair dismissal rights.
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suggests they're close to a deal?
teqniq
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They may have been, but the tories have scuppered it, again.
Puddy_Tat
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Jacob's workers agree new pay deal after 11 weeks of strikes
Staff return to work at Aintree factory after winning new offer
Karl Masks
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Crackers!Jacob's workers agree new pay deal after 11 weeks of strikes
Staff return to work at Aintree factory after winning new offerwww.liverpoolecho.co.uk
Karl Masks
Birds Angel Delight
Absolutely. This should be headline news. Of course the partisan hackery of Fleet Street means otherwise. Clearly the tories want to smash the right to strike and are manufacturing consent. They should be caught with their pants down over this but the media will ensure otherwise by not reporting this fact.
Fucking tories enrage me like nothing else right now
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oh yeah no i get that, but tories aside it sounds like theres a deal there waiting to go, perhaps
Btw Bristolians...Portwall Tavern
Louis MacNeice
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Picketed this morning, still 100% solid; no one going in no mail going out.
Just off out the door to get train to London for the rally.
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Just off out the door to get train to London for the rally.
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Louis MacNeice
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If you see any reports that RM is prioritising Christmas cards and NHS letters today remember two things.
Firstly, they are only talking about machine sorting not delivery.
And secondly (and much more importantly) up to this point RM has been prioritising tracked parcels over everything else. They have been so set on this that posties who have challenged it haven been threatened with disciplinary action up to and including dismissal.
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Firstly, they are only talking about machine sorting not delivery.
And secondly (and much more importantly) up to this point RM has been prioritising tracked parcels over everything else. They have been so set on this that posties who have challenged it haven been threatened with disciplinary action up to and including dismissal.
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Louis MacNeice
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Parliament Square rammed and bouncing. If only I knew how to post a video.
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nice photo
Louis MacNeice
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We're off to Buckingham Palace apparently!
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interesting! demos never seem to go there even though its right by trafalgar sq
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