If the amendments were agreed to, one of the two possible offences in connection with blacklists would be removed.
I speak from personal experience, as coming from a family that was blacklisted for six months at a time.
Today, we find that no fewer than 598 of the schools that were blacklisted then are still in use.
There have also been allegations of blacklists of employment tribunal applicants, which may be checked by certain unsavoury organisations before recommending staff for recruitment.
However, we believe that there is another side to the coin: it is the process that the unions call "blacking", which is short for blacklisted.
In the past, some people were blacklisted; despite the law, they did not become 123 inspectors because they had no union protection.
The premises will be struck off the list, and the staff, if they are found breaking the rules, will be blacklisted.
In the rural areas of the county there are still blacklisted schools.
We have been told that many more millions are to be spent on the blacklisted schools.
Many of them are still on the dole as a result of being blacklisted.
In time there arose a thriving business: the black market for blacklisted goods.
Despite being blacklisted or losing their membership, under current legislation such people could still travel abroad or to domestic matches to support the club.
We would not need blacklists any more; employers would have a national register of union members.
There can be no place, in the last year of the century, for people being blacklisted for trade union membership.
They would remove the offence of compilation of blacklists, for which there are at least three reasons.
