The UK cannot allow unions to ruin its AI revolution

Almost 50 years ago, Margaret Thatcher, then-U.K. prime minister, transformed her country’s relationship with organized labor. Thatcher argued that powerful unions had gained too much influence over the economy and government, contributing to excessive inflation, strikes, and declining industrial competitiveness. Her government passed legislation limiting secondary strikes, requiring secret ballots before walkouts, and restricting union-member-only businesses. […]