UCATT

British

/ ˈʌkət /

acronym

Union of Construction, Allied Trades and Technicians

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Brian Rye, acting general secretary of the Ucatt union, which represents roadworkers, said the proposals for a roll-out would "make a dangerous working area twice as dangerous".

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He enjoys strong support from many Labour Party members and has the backing of various unions, including the Communication Workers Union, train drivers' Aslef and construction workers' Ucatt.

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Mr Corbyn has already received the backing of train drivers' union Aslef and construction workers' union Ucatt.

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Last month the GMB and Ucatt unions and a law firm reached a separate settlement with construction companies.

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The settlement with the GMB, Ucatt and law firm CGR was reached on 29 April but could not be announced until the Unite case was settled.

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