The Panel Discuss Whether It Is Selfish To Strike | Loose Women

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It was announced yesterday that Rail Workers nationwide are to strike for three days in June, disrupting travel for millions of people across the country right in the middle of GCSEs and summer holidays. But with a Downing Street source criticising the plans as selfish and irresponsible – is it selfish to strike or are the unions simply fighting for the rights of their members?

From series 26, broadcast on 08/06/2022

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