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IHA caution

28th November 1981, Page 3
28th November 1981
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iE GOVERNMENT'S plans for Ihtening up on trades union imunities have been given a lutious welcome by the Road tulage Association.

The plans, announced on onday by Employment Secrery Norman Tebbit, include ovision for unions to be liable r unlawful actions, for strikers be dismissed fairly for refus g to return to work after a brief t period, state cash for secret Hots, easing of closed shop strictions, an tightening of ide dispute definition.

An RHA spokesman said the sociation recognised that instrial relations law had to be odernised, and commented: Jorman Tebbit's proposals are 38 controversial than those aasures which might satisfy ose who clamour for tougher ides union controls."