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Comparing UK anti-strike law to Europe is ‘b*llocks’, say continental unions

Published on: 13 January 2023

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European trade unionists say UK strike laws are already more restrictive than its neighbours
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How private investors mortgaged UK’s utilities – and why we’re paying the price

Published on: 25 August 2022

Written by: Adam Ramsay All articles by Adam Ramsay

As British beaches are closed and workers’ wages plummet, the overseas owners of UK firms are banking billions
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I reported on Thatcher-era strikes. Here’s what today’s coverage is missing

Published on: 23 June 2022

Written by: Nicholas Jones All articles by Nicholas Jones

The demise of industrial correspondents allows the Tory press to deliver outlandish, make-believe scare stories
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Rail firm paid shareholders £500m before asking workers to take wage cut

Published on: 23 June 2022

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CEOs of the six biggest train companies also took home a combined salary of more than £5m in 2020

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