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UK Allowing Temporary Workers To Cover For Striking Workers

The Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Businesses Regulations 2022 came into force, allows employment businesses to supply temporary workers to cover for striking workers.Stakeholders believe changes will have very little impact due to shortage of skilled workers

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HR Magazine - Plans to scrap agency cover ban for strikes slammed

Proposals allowing employers to use agency workers to carry out the duties of striking staff have been branded unworkable, according to experts.

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UK – Government formally announces new law allowing businesses to supply agency workers to cover striking staff

The UK government today unveiled a change in the law enabling businesses to supply skilled agency workers to plug staffing gaps during industrial action.

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Agency workers: Shapps suggests repeal of ban during strike action

The government could repeal a ban on the use of agency workers to replace striking staff members when rail companies go on strike.

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Queen Mary University of London may use Australian consultants to break staff marking boycott

Management at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) has allegedly threatened to break a staff marking boycott by bringing in Melbourne-based education…

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