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Recommendation 5

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The Government has not convinced us that there is a “pressing social need” for imposing...

Conclusion
The Government has not convinced us that there is a “pressing social need” for imposing minimum service levels across the breadth of categories currently set out in the Bill. We do not consider that the Government has given clear reasons why the current legal protections that apply to strikes and the current practice of establishing voluntary minimum service levels are no longer sufficient to balance the rights of the wider public against the rights of the employees and unions involved.
Paragraph Reference: 53
Government Response

A response document is linked to this report, dated 27 April 2023. Response attribution to this conclusion has not been verified. Read the response document ↗