UPDATED: UK: DENMARK: Unions launch legal challenge to blacklist compensation scheme

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See: Unions launch legal challenge to blacklist compensation scheme (The Construction Index, link) and: RMT DELEGATES gave their full backing yesterday to the vital fight against the national scandal of blacklisting (Morning Star, link)

Also see: Blacklisting discovered at international employment agency (UCATT, link):

"A former manager of Atlanco Rimec speaking anonymously on the programme, said: “Atlanco Rimec does not tolerate workers who have dealings with unions. That is a complete no-no in the company because unions can cause a lot of problems.”

"Construction union UCATT are demanding that the Government takes immediate action after an international employment agency, which operates in the UK, was discovered to be blacklisting workers who joined a trade union. The company Atlanco Rimec has an office in Northampton. A programme to be shown on Danish TV channel DR1 today (May 15), reveals that the company has a secret register of workers. Workers who complain about pay or join a trade union are not given further work.

Atlanco Rimec has thousands of construction workers on its books and operates internationally in England, Denmark, The Netherlands, Sweden, France, Poland, Norway and Australia."

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