Thatcher & Industrial Relations 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryModern Britain - 19th century onwardsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: faith12321Created on: 23-10-19 12:29 1980 Law, which outlawed: secondary picketing 1 of 17 1984 Law, which encouraged unions to: hold ballots 2 of 17 most symbolic/longest industrial struggle: 1984/5 miners strike 3 of 17 1981, National Coal Board threatened to close: 23 pits 4 of 17 NCB announced need to close 20 pits in: 1984 5 of 17 the president of the NUM: Arthur Scargill 6 of 17 the breakaway union, formed by Nottinghamshire miners: the Union of Democratic Mineworkers (UDM) 7 of 17 one feature of the police , which made them more successful: equipment 8 of 17 another feature of the police: experience 9 of 17 critics claimed Thatcher did this to police force: politicisation 10 of 17 famous industrial dispute: Battle of Orgreave 11 of 17 Battle of Orgreave happened in: June 1984 12 of 17 number of those employed in the coal industry, 1979: 200,000 13 of 17 number employed by 1990: 60,000 14 of 17 by 1990, membership of unions declined by: 1/3 15 of 17 a state industry reorganised: British Steel 16 of 17 under Thatcher, union power declined 17 of 17
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