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How can unions maximise wins from Britain's next government?
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HOW to maximise working-class wins from a likely Labour government at British level?
The question dominated two packed fringe meetings at the Scottish TUC — the Trade Union Co-ordinating Group’s Workers’ Rights after the General Election, and the joint Morning Star-Institute of Employment Rights (IER) meeting, Reclaim Our Rights, Rebuild Our Services.
Speakers painted a picture of devastation inflicted on communities by successive governments.
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