The Wave
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| Initial release | Norway |
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| Directors | Roar Uthaug |
| Film series | The Wave |
| Languages | Norwegian, English |
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| ID | 838460 |
About The Wave
A Norwegian geologist (Kristoffer Joner) and his family (Ane Dahl Torp, Jonas Hoff Oftebro) fight for survival when a massive landslide causes a 250-foot tidal wave.
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Using agency staff to cover strikes ruled unlawful
... The change to regulations, which became law in January, was a response to The Wave of strikes over pay and conditions that hit the UK last year...
Using agency staff to cover strikes ruled unlawful
Employers can no longer use agency staff to cover striking workers during walkouts, The High Court has ruled.
The Judgement , which follows a judicial review brought by 13 unions, overturns controversial government legislation introduced Last Year .
The TUC, which coordinated The Action , called the ruling a " major blow" to " ministers' attempts to undermine The Right to strike".
The government said it was disappointed and considering its next steps.
" The Ability to strike is important, but we maintain there needs to be a reasonable balance between this and the rights of businesses and The Public , " a spokesperson for The Department for Business and Trade said.
The Change to regulations, which became law in January, was a response to The Wave of strikes over pay and conditions that hit the UK Last Year .
It was brought in by then-Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng , who at The Time said he wanted to remove " burdensome, 1970s-style restrictions" which made the use of temporary workers during strikes a criminal offence.
But the unions, which represent around three million workers, argued that the government had breached their rights by failing to consult them on The Changes .
On Thursday, Judge Thomas Linden upheld their challenge in a written ruling, quashing the regulations.
'Irrational'He Said Mr Kwarteng had made his decision to change The Rules based on " precious little information" relying instead on a 2015 consultation which predated Covid and the cost-of-living crisis.
This, He Said , was " so unfair as to be unlawful and, indeed, irrational".
TUC General Secretary Paul Nowak said the ruling was " a badge of shame for the Conservatives, who have been found guilty of breaching the law".
" Bringing in less-qualified agency staff to deliver important services risks endangering public safety, worsening disputes and poisoning Industrial Relations .
" The government railroaded through this law change despite widespread opposition from agency employers and unions. "
Richard Arthur, head of trade union law at Thompson solicitors, which represented the unions, called the ruling " a significant victory" for the trade union movement.
He added it would preserve " a vital safeguard in ensuring The Right to participate in industrial action is effective".
The Department for Business and Trade said it had believed the decision to repeal the ban on agency workers covering strikes " complied with our legal obligations".
" We will consider The Judgment and next steps carefully, " the spokesperson said.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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