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News > ILO committee call on UK government to review anti-union law

 

ILO committee call on UK government to review anti-union law

 

19 March 2010

After reviewing the BALPA case the UN's ILO Committee of Experts has just declared that the decisions in Viking and Laval will have a further significant restrictive effect on the right to strike and that this is contrary to international fundamental freedoms.

The Committee has called on the Government to review the UK's anti-union laws and consider appropriate measures for the protection of workers and their organisations. This call is in light of observations made by the ILO for many years concerning the need to ensure fuller protection of the right of workers in the UK to exercise legitimate industrial action in practice.

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