§ 24. Mr. PikeTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment what plans he has to meet the Trades Union Congress; and what subjects he expects to discuss.
§ Mr. NichollsMy right hon. Friend has no immediate plans to meet the TUC.
§ 48. Mr. WinnickTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment when he next plans to meet the Trades Union Congress; and what subjects he proposes to discuss.
§ 82. Mr. FlanneryTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment when he next plans to meet the Trades Union Congress; and what subjects he expects to discuss.
§ Mr. NichollsMy right hon. Friend the Secretary of State has no such plans.
§ 49. Mr. StrangTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment when he last met the Trades Union Congress; and what matters were discussed.
§ 55. Mr. George HowarthTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment when he last met the Trades Union Congress; and what subjects were discussed.
§ 90. Mr. John HughesTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment when he last met the Trades Union Congress; and what subjects were discussed.
§ 97. Mr. O'BrienTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment when he last met the Trades Union Congress; and what subjects were discussed.
§ Mr. NichollsMy right hon. Friend last met representatives of the Trades Union Congress on 18 May when he discussed the new programme, employment training. Following that meeting, the TUC general council decided to give employment training its support, a decision which very regrettably was overturned by the TUC last month.
§ 66. Mr. RiddickTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment when he last discussed the Government's training proposals with the general secretary of the Trades Union Congress; and if he will make a statement.
§ Mr. NichollsMy right hon. Friend the Secretary of State last met the general secretary and other representatives of the Trades Union Congress on 18 May, when he discussed the new programme, employment186W training. Following that meeting, the TUC general council decided to give employment training its support, a decision which very regrettably was overturned by the TUC last month.
§ 95. Mr. David DavisTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment if he has any plans to meet the general secretary of the Trades Union Congress to discuss the current levels of unemployment; and if he will make a statement.
Mr. Robert G. HughesTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment if he has any plans to meet the general secretary of the Trades Union Congress to discuss industrial relations; and if he will make a statement.
§ Mr. FowlerI have no immediate plans to meet the TUC.