As one party figure put it: «If just one in 10
trade unionists becomes an associate member, the unions will effectively control a majority of votes in a Labour leadership election.»
Not exact matches
As well as encouraging
trade unionists to join the Party, we need to get Labour Party members to
become trade union members.
This appointment meant that she had to give up the TUC Council chair; her decision to do so, immediately after
becoming the first woman to achieve this honour, generated some criticism from other
trade unionists.
Sir David James Shackleton CB (21 November 1863 — 1 August 1938) was a cotton worker and
trade unionist who
became the third Labour Member of Parliament in the United Kingdom, following the formation of the Labour Representation Committee.