Employment Relations Act 2004
The Employment Relations Act 2004 puts the conclusions of the Government's review of the Employment Relations Act 1999 into legislation.It aims to provide a set of standards for fresh, modern, constructive trade unions, which will help them work more co-operatively and efficiently with businesses. It also seeks to modernise trade unions, and focuses on racism and employer intimidation – factors which the Government recognises as flaws in current trade unions.
Protection has also been enhanced for employees suffering unfair dismissal.
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