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Govt proposes single enforcement body for employment law
16 July 2019
The government is consulting on new proposals for a single body to enforce some areas of employment law.
Govt proposes sick pay for lowest earners
16 July 2019
The government yesterday (15 July) launched a consultation into new proposals the Departments of Work and Pensions and Health claim will help people with long-term illnesses stay in work.
Labour Minister confirms plans to ban zero-hour contracts, reinstate sectoral collective bargaining and raise pay
16 July 2019
Shadow Minister for Labour, Laura Pidcock, has confirmed the Labour Party's plans to ban zero-hour contracts, reinstate sectoral collective bargaining and raise pay across the UK.
Whistleblowing laws need urgent reform, says cross-party group
15 July 2019
The all-party parliamentary group (APPG) on whistleblowing today released a report drawing on evidence from over 300 whistleblowers, urging the government to reform the law.
Prison workers 'unsupported in dangerous jobs until they're 68'
12 July 2019
Prison workers gathered in the House of Commons this week to share their experiences of work in the justice system.
Wales to launch new trade union rights
10 July 2019
Wales' First Minister Mark Drakeford yesterday detailed the core principles of a new Social Partnership Bill to the Welsh Assembly, which will make it easier for unions, employers and government to work together to provide fair work and a strong, productive economy for all.
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