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Guidance for trade unions on “reasonable steps” in relation to minimum service levels.
Requirements for a trade union renewing its political resolution: guidance from the Certification Officer (CO).
Guidance on the citizen's right to prevent disruption because of industrial action.
Information about applying the Strikes (Minimum Service Levels: Passenger Railway Services) Regulations 2023 in practice.
Guidance for employers, trade unions and workers on issuing work notices in relation to minimum service levels during strike action.
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Guidance for trade unions and their members about statutory rights and duties in relation to union funds.
Guidance on what is meant by unjustifiable discipline by a trade union.
Guidance on how a trade union political fund must be operated.
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