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“WE NEED to face up to the fact that if our approach is just protest and then compliance, we will keep complying while they take away every single right we’ve got.”
Fire Brigades Union general secretary Matt Wrack is insistent that trade unions cannot put their faith in the Tories’ anti-strike Bill being defeated, or overturned by a future Labour government.
They need a plan for how to derail it in practice. As we meet at the start of the May Day weekend, the FBU has just written to the Scottish and Welsh governments asking for meetings on building “a united campaign of resistance” against the Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill, which both devolved administrations have condemned.
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