Heath's Industrial Policy

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What was Heaths first industrial act?

Industrial Relations Act

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What year did Heath's first industrial relations act receive royal assent?

1971

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One way the 1971 industrial Act may have increased union power

Creation of the Industrial Relations Committee

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One benefit of members registered with the Industrial Relations Committee:

Increased rights against unfair dismissal

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One way the 1971 Industrial Relations Act decreased union power:

Made the closed shop illegal

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What was the closed shop?

An agreement whereby companies agree to only hire union members.

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What year was the major Miner's Strike under Heath?

1972

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What percentage pay rise did the Miners of the 1972 strike demand?

47%

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What did Heath's government offer the 1972 Miners?

8%

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Who was the organiser of the 1972 Miner's Strike?

Arthur Scargill

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How did Arthur Scargill increase the impact of the 1972 strike?

"Flying Pickets"

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How did Heath eventually react to the 1972 Miner's strike?

Granted the wage increase

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What resource did the Yomm Kippur War cause an increase in price?

Oil

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What policy did the Yomm Kippur War and the strike force Heath to adopt?

3 day week

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How did Heath attempt to resolve the 3 day week?

Calling a general election

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How many seats did the Conservatives lose at the 1974 election?

33

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What did Heath attempt to do as he did not have a majority?

Form a coalition