Protect the right to strike: kill the bill
Two leading experts on trade union rights publish a short but comprehensive overview of the Trade Union Bill and its implications.
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About the book
The Trade Union Bill has now passed its second reading and the government is attempting to rush it through parliamentary procedures. Here two leading experts on trade union rights –Professor Keith Ewing and John Hendy QC – publish a short but comprehensive overview of the Trade Union Bill and its implications.
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