LABOUR was urged to keep its promise to repeal the 50 per cent turnout threshold for strike ballots with “no further delay,” as a raft of new union rights come into force tomorrow.As the latest tranche of measures in the Employment Rights Act come into force tomorrow Unison director of organising Kevin Lucas welcomed new workplace access rights. He also applauded reforms tackling unfair practices during union recognition and derecognition processes, such as freezing bargaining units upon application.

LABOUR was urged to keep its promise to repeal the 50 per cent turnout threshold for strike ballots with “no further delay,” as a raft of new union rights come into force tomorrow.

As the latest tranche of measures in the Employment Rights Act come into force tomorrow Unison director of organising Kevin Lucas welcomed new workplace access rights. He also applauded reforms tackling unfair practices during union recognition and derecognition processes, such as freezing bargaining units upon application.

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