They include the introduction of a 50 %
turnout threshold on strike votes, a change to allow employers to bring in agency staff to cover work during industrial action, and a requirement for strike leaders to wear armbands on the picket line.
Not exact matches
During last night's proceedings
on the Parliamentary Voting System and Constituencies Bill, Tory MP Bill Cash proposed an amendment that the AV referendum should be subject to a 40 %
turnout threshold.
NASUWT comments
on reports today that the Conservative Party will include in its manifesto a
threshold of 50 % member
turnout in trade union ballots before they will be considered lawful.
An academic who is professor of government at Hull University, the Tory peer wrote
on his blog a few months after the Leave vote: «We have had a referendum that was not legally binding and without any
threshold (or
turnout) requirement.
However, a 50 %
turnout threshold would have prevented the introduction of a directly elected mayor of London, for the 72 % yes vote in the 1998 referendum was secured
on a
turnout of just 35 %.