Rail staff across the country have held walkouts most days this week. Read more at straitstimes.com.
LONDON - Britain will introduce legislation to ensure key public services maintain minimum safety levels during industrial action, as the government seeks to limit disruption from strikes now involving tens of thousands of workers.
The Bill could still take months to become law and Mr Shapps told Sky News shortly after the announcement that the timing would be “a matter for parliament itself”. Pay rises have failed to keep up with double-digit inflation, which is now around 40-year highs, prompting strikes by nurses, ambulance staff, rail workers and others. Some London bus drivers went on strike on Thursday, while rail staff across the country have held walkouts most days this week.
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