OK no more zero hour contracts, does that mean 1-hour contracts?
Redditisfakeleft on
Is this like those tenants rights the seem to be indefinitely delayed?
IrrelevantPiglet on
Gonna be a nice couple of years before Reform undoes it all again and trashes the economy.
the_excellent_goat on
Just in time for us to vote in the party that will reduce our human rights! 1 step forward, 2 steps back.
KnightJarring on
The media really need to champion this and hold both Reform and the Conservatives to account, when they undoubtedly criticise it as an attack on businesses and their competitiveness.
pajamakitten on
Hopefully people will pay attention to this and make note of what they stand to lose/take away from people should they vote Reform. Farage claims to be about the average worker but he wants to cut red tape and regulations for a reason. What is worse is that he will convince those who stand to benefit most from these changes that workers‘ rights are a bad idea.
coffeewalnut08 on
Nice to have some good (and relevant) news coming through.
Reminder that Nigel Farage, the self-appointed man of the “working people”, voted against this bill. So did Richard Tice, and Rupert Lowe, and many high-profile Tories.
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OK no more zero hour contracts, does that mean 1-hour contracts?
Is this like those tenants rights the seem to be indefinitely delayed?
Gonna be a nice couple of years before Reform undoes it all again and trashes the economy.
Just in time for us to vote in the party that will reduce our human rights! 1 step forward, 2 steps back.
The media really need to champion this and hold both Reform and the Conservatives to account, when they undoubtedly criticise it as an attack on businesses and their competitiveness.
Hopefully people will pay attention to this and make note of what they stand to lose/take away from people should they vote Reform. Farage claims to be about the average worker but he wants to cut red tape and regulations for a reason. What is worse is that he will convince those who stand to benefit most from these changes that workers‘ rights are a bad idea.
Nice to have some good (and relevant) news coming through.
Reminder that Nigel Farage, the self-appointed man of the “working people”, voted against this bill. So did Richard Tice, and Rupert Lowe, and many high-profile Tories.
So much for working-class solidarity!
https://votes.parliament.uk/votes/commons/division/1849#noes lmao