Monthly Archives: January 2010

‘Inadequate’ blacklisting law is delayed

By Rory | Published: 27 January, 2010
Construction union UCATT says it has won a delay in the implementation of a blacklisting law, after raising concerns about the adequacy of the measures. The union says it wrote to and contacted directly members of the Joint Committee on Statutory Instruments, expressing “grave concerns” about the proposed law. It says when the committee met [...]
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Blacklist law won’t end ‘despicable’ practice

By Rory | Published: 20 January, 2010
Construction union UCATT has said it is ‘deeply disappointed’ with the UK government’s ‘fundamentally flawed’ blacklisting regulations. The union had told ministers the regulations as originally drafted would not end blacklisting and had hoped the government would revise the proposed law, but this has not happened. UCATT says the regulations fail to make blacklisting a [...]
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