Trade Unions

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Set against the backdrop of the early 1980s, the book examines the perception of British trade unions as undemocratic and prone to strikes. It challenges prevailing notions by exploring the complexities of union dynamics and their role in the labor movement. The author provides insights into the historical context and evolving nature of trade unionism, aiming to reshape the narrative surrounding these organizations during a tumultuous period in Britain’s socio-economic landscape.