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    Union to use Human Rights Act to challenge minimum service strike law

    by Alan Jones Jan 27, 2024 3 minutes
    Source: PA Archive

    A union is to launch a judicial review against the government’s new law to stop strike action in the Border Force.

    The Public and Commercial Services union (PCS) said it will use the Human Rights Act to challenge the new law aimed at ensuring minimum levels of service during strikes.

    The announcement was made by PCS general secretary at a huge rally marking the 40th anniversary of the ban on trade unions at the communications headquarters.

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