Thread: major donor to the Conservative Party proposed the dilution of workplace rights
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Old 18-04-2012, 12:20   #35
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Re: major donor to the Conservative Party proposed the dilution of workplace rights
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Originally Posted by Alan Fry View Post
If I was not a member of the miners union I would still go on strike, because a lot of people were[COLOR="Silver"]
That is not what i asked and you know it so here it is again

And if someone does not want to be a member of a union what gives the union the right to then set there members on the non members ??

Was that clear enough for you
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