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unions in the UK are very reluctant to get involved with part timers, even if it's not by the employee's choice as unions believe everyone should have a full time job.
First you organize. Then you mobilize. And then you walk out on all the insecure part-time shit. En bloc.
If you have lost your ability to mobilize, to the extent that you can't even write a Labour government's legislation anymore, then you are in no position to refuse to organize part-timers.
When did British unions lose the plot?
- Jake Friends come and go. Enemies accumulate.
In the 50s it was a strength but even by the mid 60s it was a weakness. In the 80s it was the fatal flaw which thatcher exploited with contemptuous ease keep to the Fen Causeway
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