
Labour’s achievements this week: Lifting 450,000 children out of poverty and delivering workers’ rights
Change doesn’t happen overnight, yet slowly and surely, this government is delivering after 14 years of Tory austerity

Change doesn’t happen overnight, yet slowly and surely, this government is delivering after 14 years of Tory austerity

“The millionaires calling the shots in Reform don’t think those putting in a hard day’s graft deserve basic rights or fair pay.”

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said the development marked a “major victory for working people in every part of the country”.

We heard similar arguments from Tories before when the minimum wage was first introduced, only for them to realise that businesses didn’t collapse and nor was it detrimental to the economy.

The TUC has warned that the Tory plan to withdraw from the (ECHR) ‘isn’t about migration, it’s about dismantling the legal protections that ordinary people rely on every day’.

This week the government continued with proposals to push through two key pieces of legislation which will have a significantly positive impact.

Left Foot Forward spoke to the ASLEF general secretary at this year’s TUC Congress

Fran Heathcote, PCS general secretary, called for the government to engage rather than trying to ‘appease Reform’

‘It is now more important than ever to address a surprisingly difficult question: who will be entitled to these employment rights’

‘Oh, terrible. People having rights at work!’