UK ministers announce anti-strike law to enforce 'minimum service levels'

Legislation expected to allow bosses of key public services to sue unions and sack workers Ministers have announced anti-strike legislation to enforce "minimum service levels" in six key public services including the NHS and schools as Rishi Sunak scrambles to get a grip on industrial disputes. The government plans to introduce a law in the coming weeks that is expected to allow bosses in health, education, fire, ambulance, rail and nuclear commissioning to sue unions and sack employees if the m...