Conservatives at Work
Conservatives at Work, formerly Conservative Trade Unionists (CTU), is an organisation within the British Conservative Party made up of Conservative-supporting trade unionists. Under Margaret Thatcher's leadership there was a drive for recruitment. In 1975 seven new full-time workers were appointed under a new head, John Bowis, and by 1978 there 250 groups (membership of which varied from 20 to 200 members) and the 1977 CTU annual conferences was attended by over 1,200 delegates.
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Conservatives at Work
Conservatives at Work, formerly Conservative Trade Unionists (CTU), is an organisation within the British Conservative Party made up of Conservative-supporting trade unionists. Under Margaret Thatcher's leadership there was a drive for recruitment. In 1975 seven new full-time workers were appointed under a new head, John Bowis, and by 1978 there 250 groups (membership of which varied from 20 to 200 members) and the 1977 CTU annual conferences was attended by over 1,200 delegates.
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Conservatives at Work, formerl ...... s president from 1987 to 1990.
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Die Conservative Trade Unionis ...... ar der Vorsitzende John Bowis.
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Conservatives at Work, formerl ...... ended by over 1,200 delegates.
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Die Conservative Trade Unionis ...... er der der CDA in Deutschland.
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