Plus: MoD procurement; Hamas and Qatar; solar farms v food security; end-of-life choices; excavating battlefields; and tartan terrors
Plus: MoD procurement; Hamas and Qatar; solar farms v food security; end-of-life choices; excavating battlefields; and tartan terrors
Copy link
Starmer warned not to row back on workers’ rights after Rayner departure
Ministers warned watering down workers bill would threaten plans to close pay gap
PM backs costly workers' rights law as unions pile on the pressure
Tories demand ministers ditch Rayner's 'damaging' workers' rights Bill
Labour’s workers’ rights bill is fuelling a politicised workforce with the power to do real damage
The trade unions don’t seem to have grasped that more employment is the best way to protect workers
Fears grow that new powers under workers’ rights bill could be open to abuse by ministers
The employment rights bill is in the Commons today. As Zohran Mamdani’s victory shows, people are desperate for policies that…
Ministers must listen to the concerns of business in order to create growth, jobs and opportunity
Plus: A Bill that will harm business; Danny Kruger’s defection; better music education; and a little known-rule that could ruin…
