Abbie Llewelyn

4 weeks ago | independent.co.uk | Abbie Llewelyn

Shadow business minister Lord Hunt of Wirral argued that Labour’s 299-page Employment Rights Bill should be called the Unemployment Bill. The Government’s new workers’ rights legislation is anti-business and will undermine economic growth, critics have warned. Shadow business minister Lord Hunt of Wirral argued that Labour’s 299-page Employment Rights Bill should be called the Unemployment Bill, as it will over-burden companies and reduce hiring.

4 weeks ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Abbie Llewelyn |Nick Lester

New workers’ rights plan is anti-business and will harm growth, critics warnThe Government’s new workers’ rights legislation is anti-business and will undermine economic growth, critics have warned. Shadow business minister Lord Hunt of Wirral argued that Labour’s 299-page Employment Rights Bill should be called the Unemployment Bill, as it will over-burden companies and reduce hiring.

1 month ago | msn.com | Nick Lester |Abbie Llewelyn

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1 month ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Nick Lester |Abbie Llewelyn

Protesters have disrupted proceedings in the House of Lords demanding the abolition of the unelected chamber. A group of around half a dozen people in the public gallery threw leaflets, shouted and sang during the demonstration at noon on Thursday. The House was adjourned for a short time as the demonstrators were escorted out. Protester Lucy Porter, 50, a primary school teacher from Leeds, told the PA news agency she was “campaigning for a house of the people”.

1 month ago | msn.com | Abbie Llewelyn

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