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Well of course!  They know best.  The plebs should focus on other matters.
/s
The idea of any anti strike law is silly. So the other side is allowed to hold the workers essentially hostage but they don’t allow the opposite >

Lmao the first strikes weren't legal either, you can't force someone to work.
Just take a page out of the CUPE workers of Ontario. They still walked under threat of a  500,000/day fine to their union and 4000/day to themselves.
Called the government's bluff. >

If they don't then the reasons for having a union pretty much cease to exist and they'd be done.
Fighting against this sort of stuff is existential for unions >

Of course, but even before unions were a thing it's about taking a stand. No deal, no work. If it's so essential pay the people when they are due >


‘anti-strike’ laws

I thought a pillar of workers right in "democracy" was the right to strike. >

Conservatives don't believe in democracy.  They believe in a caste system where only the upper class should have a say in gov't.  Lower class citizens should shut up and get back to work, be grateful for what crumbs the upper class permits you to have. >

In other words - the House of Lords should be the only House.