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See the ‘Collective bargaining and social justice’ section.
For an account of this process, see K D Ewing, ‘The State and Industrial Relations: “Collective Laissez-Faire” Revisited’ (1998) 5 Historical Studies in Industrial Relations 1.
Ministry of Labour, Annual Report 1946. And see Figure 1 under the ‘The British workplace’.