The Politics of Non-Partisan Trade Unions: The British Case

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We've got to be very careful regarding politics. You can't separate politics from our unionism but a lot of members don't look at it like that. I would like affiliation to the Labour Party but half the members would resign. I don't think it's any business of the union to get involved in politics. Members Comments (IRSF, 1983).

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