threatened with deportation council, in the belief that the ruling'cannot possibly be what parliament intended in drafting section 7(3)A of the 1990 Employment Act.
Yet the day after the court ruling, NALGO allowed the call for total repeal of such egislation - a policy carried at Newham NALGO banner outside High court to support Prakash Chavrimootoo and her son Prem who are last annual conference - to be composited off the agenda for this week's TUC conference in Blackpool in order to keep the peace at the august gathering. The probability is the Tories knew damn well what they were doing.
NALGO are appealing against the decision. If it is allowed to stand, the consequences are obvious. What will it take to make the TUC take the fight against anti-union laws seriously?
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