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Starmer warned not to row back on workers’ rights after Rayner departure
Union boss says employment rights bill ‘is a vital first step in tipping the balance back toward workers’
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telegraph.co.uk
It’s better to have lots of jobs and fewer rights than the other way round
The trade unions don’t seem to have grasped that more employment is the best way to protect workers
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Unions threaten Starmer over workers’ rights law
Barons will ‘fight every inch’ to safeguard reforms championed by Rayner, PM is warned
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independent.co.uk
Starmer warned not to row back on workers’ rights after Rayner departure
Union boss says employment rights bill ‘is a vital first step in tipping the balance back toward workers’
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dailymail.co.uk
Unions threaten to pull Labour funding over workers' rights law
Unite general secretary Sharon Graham reiterated a threat to pull millions in funding for the party if it does not see through the The Employment Rights Bill despite the departure…
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Union chiefs tell Starmer: Don’t axe Rayner’s workers’ rights charter
Union delegates fear the cabinet reshuffle is ‘a right-wing coup’ and warn Starmer the workers’ rights package is a ‘red line’
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PM backs costly workers' rights law as unions pile on the pressure
Business leaders and the Tories had renewed their calls for the Bill Ms Rayner had championed to be toned down, or even ditched, after she was forced to quit as Deputy Prime…
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Bosses urge Starmer to ditch Rayner’s workers’ rights law
Deputy prime minister’s resignation offers ‘golden opportunity’ to ease strain on businesses