Trade unions launch legal battle for the right to strike
This is crucial for the well-being of working, and working-class, people across the United Kingdom:
BREAKING 🚨 | We've launched a legal challenge to protect the right to strike.
— Trades Union Congress (@The_TUC) September 20, 2022
Threatening this right tilts the balance of power too far towards employers.
It means workers can't stand up for decent services and safety at work – or defend their jobs and pay.
— Trades Union Congress (@The_TUC) September 20, 2022
Working people need stronger legal protections and more power in the workplace to defend their living standards – not less.
— Trades Union Congress (@The_TUC) September 20, 2022
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