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In government, we’ll be knocking down walls for the trade union movement
Labour will be working together with the unions, hand in hand, to transform our society, says LAURA PIDCOCK
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I, LIKE the rest of our party, am immensely proud of the historic link between the trade union movement and the Labour Party.
And I will never apologise for seeing the unions as an equal partner in this movement.
That’s why Jeremy Corbyn has made the ministry of employment rights such a central plank in what Labour will do in government.
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