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The Permanent Revolution: Conservative law and the trade unions

01 January 1991

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The Permanent Revolution: Conservative law and the trade unions
libdoc November=1991

Author: McIlroy John
Publisher: Spokesman 1991 pp. 253
Keywords: TU's Law Thatcherism Strikes Picketing

"The crowded years of Conservative rule have seen the enactment
of a bewildering range of important employment legislation. For
the first time in one volume, John McIlroy provides us with a
complete guide to the measures of the Thatcher and Major
administrations. Comprehensive but clear and straightforward, The
Permanent Revolution? steers us authoritatively through the six
major Acts of 1980, 1982, 1984, 1988, 1989 and 1990, as well as
the ancillary measures which have moulded industrial relations
since 1979." (Publishers text)

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