Union blasts lack of progress on worker rights

The
Transport and General Workers’ Union (T&G) in Scotland  has condemned the lack of progress in
repealing anti-trade union legislation.

Speaking
in a debate on ‘trade union and employment rights’ at the Scottish TUC Annual
Congress in Glasgow, T&G Scotland’s senior regional industrial organiser,
Raymond Wilson, said: “We should be clear that the Employment Rights Act,
welcome as its introductions was, does not solve all the problems encountered
by workers as they struggle to organise.

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“It
is high time that steps were taken to repeal all anti-union laws and replace
them with positive rights for working people."

By Quentin Reade