Miliband rats on union law
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John McDonnell MP’s Private Member’s Bill, which would have stopped courts ruling out strike ballots on small technicalities, was defeated in Parliament on 22 October.
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John McDonnell MP’s Private Member’s Bill, which would have stopped courts ruling out strike ballots on small technicalities, was defeated in Parliament on 22 October.
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John McDonnell MP's Private Member's Bill, which would have stopped courts ruling out strike ballots on small technicalities, was defeated in Parliament on 22 October.
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Britain already has the tightest and most worker-hostile trade-union laws in the European Union.
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The United Campaign to Repeal the Anti-Trade Union Laws has launched an online lobbying tool to help people persuade their MP to attend the reading of John McDonnell’s Lawful Industrial Action (Minor Errors) Bill.
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It's pretty common to be told that class “doesn't exist any more”, that “we're all middle-class now” or that the class struggle is “over.” When workers are on the back foot and our organis
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John McDonnell MP presented his Private Members' Bill to parliament on 30 June.
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John McDonnell MP won the MPs' ballot this year to gain the right to present a "Private Member's Bill" - a proposal for legislation, given parliamentary time, coming from an individual MP and not the Government.
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John McDonnell, supported by the Trade Union Co-ordinating Group, presented his Private Members' Bill to parliament on 30 June.
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John McDonnell MP has won the ballot among MP for the chance to put a “private member’s Bill” and will propose one to stop employers being able to get strikes declared illegal for minor technical errors in the ballot.
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John McDonnell MP is to propose a Bill in Parliament to stop employers being able to get strikes declared illegal for minor technical errors in the ballot.