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by Steve Sweeney in Liverpool

TRANSPORT workers vowed yesterday to defy the Tories with strikes and occupations to smash undemocratic anti-trade union laws.

Last year’s Trade Union Act year represents one of the most serious attacks on the trade union movement for many years, delegates at TSSA conference in Liverpool heard.

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