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Growing number of workers come out in support of hospitality strikes on 4 October
The BFAWU to ballot Wetherspoons workers at two pubs in Brighton.
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So how are peers taking the constitutional nose-snubbing they’ve endured by the Commons, which invoked financial privilege as it overrode the Lords’ amendments two weeks ago? As we’ve seen in the upper House this afternoon, not very well.
Reading this blogpost is going to be a painful experience for opponents of the government’s welfare reforms – especially those that read my observations on the theoretical possibilities about resistance in the Lords last week.
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