Labour or Tory, we want to talk

Article Abstract:

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has largely been excluded from the political scene by the Conservative party over recent years. However, the Conservative party now recognises that its unpopularity is due partly to the rise in insecurity at work, and accepts that must now deal with workplace unrest as a priority issue. The TUC is seeking a future of social partnership, probably but not necessarily with a Labour government. It recognises the need to build a new set of relationships for how the country does business, taking an approach which will endure changes in government if necessary.

Political activity, Column, Trades Union Congress

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Jack Lynch

Article Abstract:

Politician John Lynch, known as Jack, began his working life as a civil servant. He studied law part-time, and was called to the bar in 1945. He was also a leading participant in Gaelic sports in Cork, Ireland. He entered the Dail in 1948, and served as minister for education, industry and commerce and finance before becoming Fianna Fail leader in 1966. He was Taoiseach between 1966 and 1973 and between 1977 and 1979.

Obituary, Politicians, Lynch, John (British historian)

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