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Enoch Powell on Anti-trade Union Legislation

The Week Vol. 4, No. 16, 28 October 1965 · p. 6 of the scan · 112 words

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from Ken Bodfish Mr. Enoch Powell had this to say about anti-trade union legislation at Weston-Super=Mare on the 19th of this month: Legislation to prevent unofficial strikes by making collective agreements about terms and conditions of employment enforeable by law meant that all workers and employers must belong to, and be controlled by their union,

was _a_picture rather lik e_the so-called corporate state of Fascist Italy, an economy where each industry was nationally organised by syndicates of employers and employees. Like all other attempts at price-fixing - and essentially this is a system of price-fixing - it is attended by the nemesis of black market, evasion and lawlessness, (my emphasis - K.B.)

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