Unions have reacted furiously to new legislation that would tighten rules on strike ballots and political donations.
Under the Trade Union Bill, a turnout of at least 50% of members will be needed to authorise action.
Trade unions have reacted furiously to new legislation that would tighten rules on strike ballots and political donations.
Business Secretary Sajid Javid said the proposals would ensure that strikes only happen "when a clear majority of those entitled to vote have done so and all other possibilities have been explored."
But what do you think? Should it be more difficult to strike?
The motive for the changes to strike rules may be more complex than the government is prepared to admit.
The Trade Union Bill is getting its first reading in Parliament latter today. Various strict new measures are expected.
The Government has come under fire as it launches its biggest campaign against trade unions in 30 years.