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Paul Blomfield calls on Cameron to scrap his anti-workers pledge
22 hours ago ago from Labour Matters
Paul Blomfield, Labour's Parliamentary Candidate for Sheffield Central, has signed a giant Christmas card to David Cameron calling on him to scrap his pledge to pull Britain out of the European Social Chapter which would have a devastating impact on British workers. Britain joined the European Social Chapter in 1997 thanks to the Labour Government. Under the Tory plans British workers would lose employment rights that workers in every ...
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19 hours ago ago from Christopher Schwartz's Weblog
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Related contentGov’t must adopt pro-worker, pro-union position
3 hours ago ago from the blogging syed shahir
Gov't must adopt pro-worker, pro-union position Syed Shahir Syed Mohamud Dec 18, 09 6:17pm On the occasion of UN's recent Human Rights Day, the Malaysian Trade Unions Congress (MTUC) calls for a greater recognition and respect of workers' rights in Malaysia. This year, the theme determined by the UN was non-discrimination. MTUC specifically calls for the end of all forms of discrimination against workers in Malaysia. Unions ...
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13 hours ago ago from ONE NEWS
Thursday, December 24, 2009 LONDON: Britain's flagship Muslim organization on Wednesday attacked a government pledge to reform a war crimes law used to try to arrest visiting Israeli dignitaries, saying the move could hurt Britain's image in the Middle East.The Muslim Council of Britain said it was "deeply disappointed" that the country's foreign minister, David Miliband, promised to change the law so that judges could no longer issue secret ...
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20 hours ago ago from David Lindsay
In The First Post , Neil Clark writes: It's certainly not the sort of news that Gordon Brown wanted to hear just before Christmas. Official figures released yesterday show that despite the Brown government‘s efforts to boost the economy, Britain has remained in recession for a record-breaking sixth quarter. As The First Post's business correspondent Edward Helmore reports today, the economy shrank by 0.2 per cent between July and ...
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