10 Questions
What was the primary objective of a trade union?
To achieve satisfactory levels of pay and conditions
What was the historical significance of the Combination Acts of 1799 and 1800?
They prohibited workers from forming unions
What was the outcome of the 1871 Trade Union Act?
It legalized the existence of trade unions but not their activities
What was the significant feature of the Conspiracy and Protection of Property Act 1875?
It introduced the concept of 'in contemplation or furtherance of a trade dispute'
What was the main characteristic of 'New Unionism' in the late 1800s?
Low membership fees, open membership, and frequent strikes
What was the purpose of the Trade Disputes Act 1906?
To grant blanket immunity to trade unions
What was the outcome of the Trade Union Act 1941?
It set up a tribunal to grant sole negotiating rights to unions
What is the term for the percentage of employees who are trade union members?
Union density
What was the outcome of the NUR v Sullivan case in 1947?
It struck down the Trade Union Act 1941
What was the historical significance of the 'Grand National and Consolidated Trade Union' in the mid-1800s?
It was a failed attempt at unionism
Test your knowledge of sources of law, including common law, criminal law, civil law, statutory law, and the Irish Constitution. Also, learn about trade unions, their objectives, and their role in maintaining and improving employment conditions.
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