Sentence examples for changes to strike laws from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday morning, Javid ran into an immediate confrontation with trade union leaders after he said that he would prioritise changes to strike laws.

The business secretary said his own priorities for his new department included cutting red tape and bringing in controversial changes to strike laws, which are likely to infuriate the trade unions.

Senior Conservatives are now considering a series of changes to strike laws to include in their election manifesto.

Newly appointed Business Secretary Sajid Javid has said there will be "significant changes" to strike laws under the new Conservative government.

"The changes we want to make to strike laws are absolutely proportionate and sensible," Mr Javid told me.

"The changes that we want to make to strike laws are... proportionate, they're sensible.

Insisting that he was speaking for the government, he said it had no plans to change strike laws and no need to prepare anti-strike contingency plans.

Labour's leadership candidates have condemned government plans to change strike laws as being an ideologically driven attack on the labour movement.

"I am requesting a mandate from Londoners to push again for changes to national strike law, so that industrial action can no longer be triggered by a small minority of union members," he said.

Strike laws are on the agenda with the Tories promising "significant changes".

General secretary Paul Kenny warned last week that the government would face the "biggest civil disobedience campaign" if they tried to change strike laws.