This video from the USA says about itself:
Fourth in the Union Buster 101 series exposing the practice of Union Busting and those who hire them. Learn more at: www.nobusters.org
From British daily The Guardian:
Firms bought secret personal data on staff – privacy chief
Major companies accused of colluding to ‘blacklist’ troublesome workers
* Rob Evans and Phil Chamberlain
* Friday 6 March 2009More than 40 major British companies face legal action for allegedly buying secret personal data about thousands of workers they wanted to vet before employing them.
The information commissioner, Richard Thomas, will today publish a list of the companies he believes may have broken data protection laws, after an investigation by his office that was sparked by fears that many workers were being unfairly “blacklisted”.
The commissioner alleges that the firms, including Balfour Beatty, Sir Robert McAlpine, Laing O’Rourke and Costain, have, for many years, covertly bought details of workers’ trade union activities and their conduct at work.
Thomas believes that workers have been unfairly denied employment because they have had no chance of challenging any inaccurate information, some of which has been stored for decades.
See also here. And here. And here.And here.
Britain: Militant construction workers blacklisted and denied employment: here.
Unfit men working long hours face greater heart risk, study shows: here.
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