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TUI Holidays urged to think again after refusing to talk about recognising unions

TUI Holidays has been urged to “think again” by trade unionists after refusing to enter negotiations on union recognition.

The German-based travel transnational has turned down an offer from the TSSA union to discuss potential recognition and collective bargaining agreements covering its retail staff.

The collapse of Thomas Cook a fortnight ago has left the TUI Group as the only major tour operator in Britain that integrates booking, transport and accommodation into its holiday package.

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