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		Written answer
	answer has question	sf7uL4vY
	answer has answering person	Kevin Paul Hollinrake
	answer text	<p>Collective bargaining in the UK is largely a matter for individual employers, their employees and their trade unions. Many employers recognise a union voluntarily. Where an employer refuses to recognise a union, our trade union law provides for a statutory recognition procedure. This allows independent unions to apply to the Central Arbitration Committee (CAC) to be statutorily recognised for collective bargaining purposes.</p><p>Unions that can demonstrate that they have majority support for recognition in the workplace will secure statutory recognition from the CAC.</p>
	answer given date	2023-06-20
	answer has answering body	Department for Business and Trade
	written answer has answering body	Department for Business and Trade
Department for Business and Trade	answering body has written answer	Hj8MQbcN
Department for Business and Trade	answering body has answer	Hj8MQbcN
sf7uL4vY	question has answer	Hj8MQbcN
Kevin Paul Hollinrake	answering person has answer	Hj8MQbcN