Reform’s Danny Kruger says ‘of course we would repeal’ Employment Rights Act 2025
So much for being a party of working people. Reform MP Danny Kruger has confirmed once more that a Reform […]
So much for being a party of working people. Reform MP Danny Kruger has confirmed once more that a Reform government would scrap the Employment Rights Act which was introduced by the Labour government and which delivered the biggest upgrade to working people’s rights in a generation.
The Employment Rights Act gives workers better protection from fire and rehire, as well as against exploitative zero hour contracts.
It also gives workers sick pay from day one, as well as better protections from unfair dismissal. Employees will also be given stronger trade union rights, making it easier to organise and negotiate collectively.
Rather than support the biggest upgrade to workers’ rights in a generation, Reform’s MP Danny Kruger once more made clear that his party would repeal such rights.
He told Parliament yesterday during a debate on employment rights ‘of course we would repeal the job-destroying Employment Rights Act 2025’.
So much for being a part of working people.
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