CIVIL RIGHTS ARE NOT FORSALE | Socialist Action 1983

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The report also takes a step in two other It argues should made erikes in essential services responsible ven if thes eare uno ficial.

open up the public ecior unions to unlimited NGA style' fines even where they did not call any trike action.

Secondly not only strikes in essential services henselves will be illegal bat also any strike in other adustries which damage' lnese services. oa strike which cut off Thas, for example, power stations corald be declared illegal vca although formally a would not tacif be illegal.

Taking these measures gether the power of efchive unionism poald be taken away from areas onomy.

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should continue Banning the right to strike gas, electricity, water, health and other services been for LIFC ThatlegislaBenn conducting street meeting in Chesterfield