SNP will 'do everything it can' to oppose anti-strike legislation vows Humza Yousaf

The speaker reflects on their roles in government, emphasizing collaboration with trade unions across various sectors. They highlight the successful NHS pay deal negotiations and express concerns about future budget constraints. The speaker contrasts the Scottish Government's approach to trade unions with the UK Government's, criticizing the latter's anti-strike legislation. They pledge to oppose this legislation in Scotland and affirm the importance of trade unions as partners in addressing societal challenges.

What is highlighted as a successful example of collaboration between the speaker and trade unions?

• The transport sector negotiations

• The reform of the Scottish Police Federation

• The Prison Officers Association agreement

• The NHS pay deal

What does the speaker pledge to do in light of upcoming challenges in other sectors?

• Reduce public sector pay

• Increase borrowing powers

• Adopt the UK government's approach

• Engage meaningfully with trade unions

How does the speaker describe the UK government's attitude towards trade unions?

• Neutral and indifferent

• Supportive and collaborative

• Encouraging and positive

• Hostile and disregarding

What is the speaker's stance on the UK government's anti-strike legislation?

• Indifferent to its consequences

• Opposed and committed to not enforcing it

• Neutral towards its effects

• Supportive of its implementation

What role do trade unions play according to the speaker?

• Opponents to government policies

• Essential partners in societal challenges

• Obstacles to economic growth

• Irrelevant entities in policy making