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If the cost of the recent injunction obtained by him on the Financial Times was borne on public funds. - No.
If the cost of the recent injunction obtained by him on the Financial Times was borne on public funds. - No.
SI 1994/1933 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 9 August 1994.
SI 1994/1933 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 9 August 1994.
On how many occasions, and when, since January 1990 the Government has met costs of injunctions against publications; at what cost; against which publications and on behalf of which Departments or Ministers. - No centrally held records of such cases.
On how many occasions, and when, since January 1990 the Government has met costs of injunctions against publications; at what cost; against which publications and on behalf of which Departments or Ministers. - No centrally held records of such cases.
That this House notes the decision of the High Court in granting an injunction to Blackpool and Fylde College in declaring the NATFHE industrial action called for 1st March illegal on the grounds that the union had not provided the employer with the names of all the members balloted and called upon to take action; believes the interpretation of the 1993 amendment to the Trade Union and Labour Relations Act 1992 is in clear opposition to assurances given in this House during the passage of the Bill; is concerned that this tactic is being used by the College Employers Forum rather than negotiating on a national agreement on lecturers' conditions on the basis of increased flexibility as proposed by NATFHE; further deplores the tactics used by Calderdale College to attempt to bribe full-time lecturers and managers with a ??1, 000 one-off payment into giving up trade union negotiated rights the result of which will lead to part-time lecturers losing work; and therefore calls upon the Government to reaffirm the intention of the legislation and to put pressure on the College Employers Forum, via the DFE, to reach a nationally negotiated settlement.
That this House notes the decision of the High Court in granting an injunction to Blackpool and Fylde College in declaring the NATFHE industrial action called for 1st March illegal on the grounds that the union had not provided the employer with the names of all the members balloted and...
Business question on injunctions issued to the press.
Business question on injunctions issued to the press.
Statement on what action he now intends to take following the injunction he obtained against the calling of industrial action by the Prison Officers' Association.
Statement on what action he now intends to take following the injunction he obtained against the calling of industrial action by the Prison Officers' Association.