Talk:History of trade unions in the United Kingdom
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Women's suffrage movement and unions in 1905-1914
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I was surprised at no information or links on this page section in relation to women (and men like William Ball who were trade unionists (or working class members of the ILP) and were imprisoned or force-fed for the rights of women, not just to vote but on equal pay, equal recognition as well. Is this on another wiki-page that could be linked to this history of trade unions one perhaps?
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