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STUC welcomes SNP's radical policy plans for Scotland
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THE STUC has welcomed a report drawn up by the SNP which lays out radical policy plans for Scotland. 

The party’s Social Justice and Fairness Commission sets out an agenda for an independent Scotland that includes an overhaul of anti-trade union legislation. 

The report calls for a “rollback” of laws introduced by former prime minister David Cameron, the raising of the real living wage and ending the exploitative use of zero-hours contracts.

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