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    The car industry as Barryw pointed out has always had its problems, maybe not helped by the unions at the time, but most unions learnt a lot from those days, and my ex union the RMT learnt to become more democratic in the way it operated.

    My present union UNISON went the same way.


    What we have now is the tables have turned completely and the workforces trodden on (that is if your lucky enough to hold on to a job)

    Managers/unions need to work in patrrnership, its when you get to that point of disagreement between the 2 as to what happens next.

    ACAS I have been involved with as a trade unionist, but it needs to have more teeth and be binding on both parties.

    Need to find solutions to these problems

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