This year’s May Day celebrations have an added historical resonance for trade unionists (writes TUC General Secretary PAUL NOWAK). Monday 4 May marks the centenary of the start of the General Strike – a momentous event in British industrial and political history. But what is its real legacy? How did it shape trade unions in the decades after? And a century on, what are its lessons for today’s movement? I’ve just had the pleasure of addressing …
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