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The strikes (minimum service levels) bill: An extreme attack on working people
In this article we examine the strikes (minimum service levels) bill from five perspectives: its purpose, its form, its content, its compatibility with international law and its implications. From each viewpoint, the bill is shown to be an extreme and unjustifiable attack on working people. The bill is also viewed in the context of government attacks on economic and political freedoms more widely.
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