Against a backdrop of widespread industrial action, the UK parliament has repealed the longstanding ban on agencies supplying workers to cover during strikes. It has also quadrupled unions’ potential liability for calling unlawful strikes to £1m. This article examines these developments, which apply only to England, Wales, and Scotland, and their implications.
Industrial action reforms: An end to a “summer of discontent” or a damp squib?
28/07/2022
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