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Industrial Relations Act

129 articles in Workers Press, 7 August 1970 to 27 June 1973.

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1970 (10)

  1. Tories encouraged by union chiefs' retreat Cautious move to anti-union laws · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 226, 7 August 1970
  2. The fight against Tory anti-union laws opens · Workers Press no. 252, 12 September 1970
  3. Stalinists cover TUC inaction · Workers Press no. 282, 22 October 1970
  4. Dangerous 'opposition' to orv law to Tory lav · Workers Press no. 285, 26 October 1970
  5. Tory Carr cracks anti-union whip · Workers Press no. 296, 7 November 1970
  6. To defeat the anti-union laws What must be done by · Workers Press no. 303, 16 November 1970
  7. Employers urge stronger laws against unions · Workers Press no. 308, 21 November 1970
  8. Tories speed-upagree MDV anti-union laws · Workers Press no. 314, 28 November 1970
  9. Behind the Industrial Relations Bill Tories to destroy basic trade union rights · Workers Press no. 319, 4 December 1970
  10. Behind the anti-union laws · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 320, 5 December 1970

1971 (3)

  1. The fight against Tory anti-union laws L'pool Trades Council again shows · By Gerry Healy · Workers Press no. 345, 6 January 1971
  2. CRAFT UNIONS DANGER · Workers Press no. 347, 8 January 1971
  3. Union Leyland procedure wrangle · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 642, 20 December 1971

1972 (97)

  1. A blow to workers' · Workers Press no. 656, 7 January 1972
  2. INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS · Workers Press no. 670, 24 January 1972
  3. REGISTRATION REBELS LET OFF THE HOOK · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 671, 25 January 1972
  4. T&G boycotts NIRC · Workers Press no. 679, 3 February 1972
  5. Jobs march begins tomorrow Sit-in plants give support · Workers Press no. 680, 4 February 1972
  6. WELSH MINERS' THUMBS DOWN TO OFFER · Workers Press no. 686, 11 February 1972
  7. CARR, THE MAN FROM SECURICOR LAUNCHES ANTI-UNION ACT · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 700, 28 February 1972
  8. THE COURTS THAT WILL GOVERN · Workers Press no. 701, 29 February 1972
  9. A LEGAL MONSTER ON THE LOOSE · Workers Press no. 719, 21 March 1972
  10. INDUSTRIAL COURT'S FIRST UNION VICTIM -T&GWU · Workers Press no. 722, 24 March 1972
  11. CRAIG'S 250,000 STRIKE HITS ULSTER SERVICES · Workers Press no. 725, 28 March 1972
  12. 'MORNING STAR' PLAYS DOWN NIRC · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 726, 29 March 1972
  13. Actors demand deregister conference · Workers Press no. 727, 30 March 1972
  14. PORT PRAISE · Workers Press no. 727, 30 March 1972
  15. NUT blow against anti-union laws TEACHERS TO DE-REGISTER · Workers Press no. 732, 6 April 1972
  16. TRANSPORT FIRM STAYS BLACKED · Workers Press no. 736, 11 April 1972
  17. ILLUSION AND REALITY · Workers Press no. 737, 12 April 1972
  18. Feather 'getting to know' new DEP chief · Workers Press no. 737, 12 April 1972
  19. Dockers pressed to stop 'blacking' containers COURT ORDER STAYS · Workers Press no. 738, 13 April 1972
  20. CANS AS munrkers nress T&GWU STILL FACED WITH €5,000 TO PAY TUC RETREATS ON ANTI-UNION FINE · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 739, 14 April 1972
  21. Thatcher visit · Workers Press no. 740, 15 April 1972
  22. TUC CAUGHT IN CROSSFIRE · Workers Press no. 741, 17 April 1972
  23. MINERS SUPPORT RAILMEN WHY NOT AUEW? · Workers Press no. 742, 18 April 1972
  24. Scanlon bluster SURPRISE was the keynote of Hugh Scanlon's committee of the Amalgamated Union of Engineering Workers. Blames ranks for retreat on claim · Workers Press no. 742, 18 April 1972
  25. 'RULE OF LAW' ABOLISHES ALL BASIC · Workers Press no. 745, 21 April 1972
  26. TRADE UNIONS OR LACKEYS OF NIRC TUC AT THE CROSSROADS · By Gerry Healy · Workers Press no. 747, 24 April 1972
  27. TUC asked to act on union · Workers Press no. 747, 24 April 1972
  28. Rubber killer · Workers Press no. 747, 24 April 1972
  29. Jackson will go to NIRC · Workers Press no. 748, 25 April 1972
  30. TUC still to see Heath and Macmillan TORIES CRACK LEGAL WHIP · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 749, 26 April 1972
  31. MArKArS nrAss JONES AGREES TO PAY FINES · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 750, 27 April 1972
  32. TUC condemned for court participation · Workers Press no. 750, 27 April 1972
  33. Next · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 751, 28 April 1972
  34. ANGER GROWS AGAINST TORY COURT · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 752, 29 April 1972
  35. Registration rebellion · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 754, 2 May 1972
  36. TUC SPLIT PLEASES TORIES · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 755, 3 May 1972
  37. Court orders toughened · Workers Press no. 755, 3 May 1972
  38. NIRC Neal · Workers Press no. 755, 3 May 1972
  39. Militants suspicious of Clyde sack -and - hire plan · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 756, 4 May 1972
  40. Stalinists in deadly combination · Workers Press no. 757, 5 May 1972
  41. SIR JOHN WARNS BBC · Workers Press no. 758, 6 May 1972
  42. Rail confrontation— destination NIRC · Workers Press no. 760, 9 May 1972
  43. Court may tell unions: Discipline militants · Workers Press no. 761, 10 May 1972
  44. THE FOREBEARS OF SIR JOHN DONALDSON AND HIS COURT · Workers Press no. 762, 11 May 1972
  45. CONFUSION · Workers Press no. 764, 13 May 1972
  46. CHANGE · Workers Press no. 764, 13 May 1972
  47. Registration backlash in NUJ · Workers Press no. 765, 15 May 1972
  48. THE ANATOMY OF NIRC · Workers Press no. 767, 17 May 1972
  49. Containers: T&GWU takes first step against militants · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 771, 22 May 1972
  50. BOOKS · Workers Press no. 771, 22 May 1972
  51. 'No compromise, says dockers' leader · Workers Press no. 782, 3 June 1972
  52. AS THE TORY GOVERNMENT ROCKS WILL JONES DO A DOCKS DEAL? · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 783, 5 June 1972
  53. 'PRINCIPLES' ELECTION · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 783, 5 June 1972
  54. COURT GIVES SOME 'HELPFUL ADVICE' · Workers Press no. 784, 6 June 1972
  55. Engineers' chiefs take Sir John's tip · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 786, 8 June 1972
  56. PARLIAMENI, THER LAW AND PRESS FREEDOM · Workers Press no. 789, 12 June 1972
  57. Drivers take dockers to court · Workers Press no. 789, 12 June 1972
  58. Master of Rolls reverses NIRC decision on blacking · Workers Press no. 791, 14 June 1972
  59. No basis to call off strike says Hull chairman Cunningham · Workers Press no. 793, 16 June 1972
  60. Dockers shun NIRC case · Workers Press no. 810, 6 July 1972
  61. As TUC talks to Heath TORYANTI- UNION LAW TIGHTENS · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 815, 12 July 1972
  62. After detectives' evidence to NIRC Watch out for narks print chief warns HL TRADE UNDS REGAL · Workers Press no. 816, 13 July 1972
  63. Scanlon's so willing to talk with CBI · Workers Press no. 816, 13 July 1972
  64. 'Don't regard this judgement as a victory'-judge CONTAINER BOSSES SENT BACK TO DONALDSON HIGH COURT BOOST FOR THE NIRC · Workers Press no. 820, 18 July 1972
  65. Fewer unions than expected joined Tory register · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 821, 19 July 1972
  66. ALL OUT ON · Workers Press no. 824, 22 July 1972
  67. TORIES OUT TO DESTROY UNIONS A FIGHTING LEAD FROM THE DOCKERS · Workers Press no. 827, 28 July 1972
  68. Labour still plans anti-union legislation · Workers Press no. 827, 28 July 1972
  69. ACTION · Workers Press no. 828, 29 July 1972
  70. Judiciary lambasted by Tory press · By Philip Wade and Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 828, 29 July 1972
  71. No holiday at the NIRC · Workers Press no. 829, 31 July 1972
  72. TEACHERS REGISTERS · Workers Press no. 842, 15 August 1972
  73. Union law strengthens militants, MP claims · Workers Press no. 855, 30 August 1972
  74. Right-wing pressmen routed over Act · Workers Press no. 860, 5 September 1972
  75. 'Anti-union law motions weren't sharp enough' · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 863, 8 September 1972
  76. NIRC welcomes T&G · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 873, 20 September 1972
  77. HOW LABOUR BEGAN THE ATTACKS ON WORKERS' RIGHTS · Workers Press no. 878, 26 September 1972
  78. BOOKS · Workers Press no. 883, 2 October 1972
  79. HOGARTH IS GRATEFUL TO THE TORIES · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 883, 2 October 1972
  80. Labour must repeal Industrial Relations Act · Workers Press no. 884, 3 October 1972
  81. Two women injured · Workers Press no. 892, 12 October 1972
  82. Students spread take-over · Workers Press no. 893, 13 October 1972
  83. House of Lords' decision used for first time · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 897, 18 October 1972
  84. Association wants CIR recognition · Workers Press no. 902, 24 October 1972
  85. Contempt threat to transport union · Workers Press no. 903, 25 October 1972
  86. Act stays 'hot' · Workers Press no. 911, 3 November 1972
  87. AUEW fails to turn up at NIRC Non-co-operation' costs AUEW £5,000 · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 916, 9 November 1972
  88. Two unions face NIRC · Workers Press no. 925, 20 November 1972
  89. Lorry firms seeking from NIRC? · Workers Press no. 929, 24 November 1972
  90. NIRC acquires new powers AUEW FINE WTO BE SEIZED TODAY · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 933, 29 November 1972
  91. NIRC seizes £6,000 from AUEW BLACK DAY FOR TRADE UNIONISM · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 934, 30 November 1972
  92. Whitewashing Sir John's court · Workers Press no. 935, 1 December 1972
  93. BRIEFLY · Workers Press no. 937, 4 December 1972
  94. AUEW faces new NIRC charges · Workers Press no. 938, 5 December 1972
  95. Dockers may black CAV goods to back sit-in · Workers Press no. 941, 8 December 1972
  96. THE FIGHT FOR UNION RECOGNITION AT KODAK · By New Park Books · Workers Press no. 951, 20 December 1972
  97. Chrysler non-unionist threatens to go to NIRC MASS WALK-OUT TO DEFEND CLOSED SHOP · Workers Press no. 958, 30 December 1972

1973 (19)

  1. 8,000 Swindon engineers stop over NIRC fines · Workers Press no. 961, 3 January 1973
  2. CONTEMPT OF COURT · Workers Press no. 967, 10 January 1973
  3. NUBE not safeguarded by registration City police clamp down on · Workers Press no. 969, 12 January 1973
  4. THE GRIM RECORD OF MR FEATHER · Workers Press no. 971, 15 January 1973
  5. Engineering union taken to court by Glasgow haulier · Workers Press no. 974, 18 January 1973
  6. CP 'crane man' goes to arbitration · Workers Press no. 976, 20 January 1973
  7. Heavy strike tally against NIRC fines · Workers Press no. 976, 20 January 1973
  8. Bitter fruits of Equity's registration Actors' union in crisis · By Tom Kemp · Workers Press no. 981, 26 January 1973
  9. Dangerous money- spinner from the Industrial Society · Workers Press no. 990, 6 February 1973
  10. Langston NIRC judgement · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 1002, 20 February 1973
  11. Langston: No case against union · Workers Press no. 1009, 28 February 1973
  12. Kodak union accepts Phase Two- upsets TUC unions · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1024, 17 March 1973
  13. NIRC BLAMES WORKERS FOR UNFAIR SACKINGS · Workers Press no. 1032, 27 March 1973
  14. PRAISED HIM · Workers Press no. 1036, 31 March 1973
  15. CHANGES IN ACT SUGGESTED · Workers Press no. 1043, 9 April 1973
  16. Registrar is too authoritarian-claim as union quits · Workers Press no. 1069, 11 May 1973
  17. ASTMS will still attend NIRC · Workers Press no. 1071, 14 May 1973
  18. Phase Three and the Industrial Relations Act A DIRTY DEAL IS UNDER WAY · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1092, 7 June 1973
  19. Right wingers likely to ignore conference decision Registration still on Equity's agenda · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1109, 27 June 1973

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