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6 May 2015

UK Trade Union Group of MPs criticise Natl. Express Group over its US subsidiary's alleged anti-union behaviour

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There has been a longstanding dispute between unions and National Express regarding its US operations.  The Unions allege that the company's US subsidiary engages in systematic anti-union behaviour.  The company disputes this.  See previous coverage:

The report from The Trade Union Group (made up of UK MPs) is based on a fact finding trip to South Carolina and Tennessee by Ian Lavery MP and Jim Sheridan MP.  You can access the report and National Express' response to it below.