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THE PROBLEM
Nobody ever emerges happy from a strike. If negotiation fails, you may need to resort to a legal injunction to prevent industrial action.
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THE LAW
There is no getting around the fact that industrial action law is complicated. To get an injunction, you need to find technical faults in the union's strike ballot or in its correspondence⦠|
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ABOUT US
We are specialist barristers, experienced in advising and litigating in industrial action disputes. We will help you negotiate with unions or employees.
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Sometimes a negotiated settlement with a union proves impossible, and industrial action will be called. Industrial action can take many forms, ranging from working to rule (ie doing exactly what the contracts say, and nothing else), through to calling a strike.