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Why Unite’s Quarter-Million Pound Fine is the Best Marketing Money Can Buy
The High Court just handed Unite the Union a £265,000 bill for "slow walking" during a bin strike. The media is calling it a crushing legal blow. They are wrong. They are looking at a balance sheet
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