Shapps is making threats, is he justified? Is this an attack on the unions that will have far reaching consequences for our country?
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If he changes the law it would potentially do two things. It will negate or significantly reduce the effectiveness of a strike, potentially even extending the public inconvenience, and cause an extreme backlash not just from the RMT, but unions nationwide, leading to wider spread of national strikes. Secondly, it could lead to dangerous situations for the public, where untrained and inexperienced agency workers take on certain key roles to break a strike.
Whatever your view, this smacks again of fascism from a government who think this will have great appeal out there, and deflect from Johnson's failures.
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If he changes the law it would potentially do two things. It will negate or significantly reduce the effectiveness of a strike, potentially even extending the public inconvenience, and cause an extreme backlash not just from the RMT, but unions nationwide, leading to wider spread of national strikes. Secondly, it could lead to dangerous situations for the public, where untrained and inexperienced agency workers take on certain key roles to break a strike.
Whatever your view, this smacks again of fascism from a government who think this will have great appeal out there, and deflect from Johnson's failures.
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