New workers rights?

[gas112]

The right to flexible working from day one
So taken on under certain hours and days to be worked next day saying oh i dont want to do shifts or sat or sunday that the job was advertised at

 

[denso13]

and what do you think they lied about

This one?

"Britain's energy bills will be slashed by £2 billion a year if voters back Brexit because it would allow ministers to scrap the 'unfair' VAT tax on gas and electricity, Leave campaigners claimed today."

Brexit means cheaper energy bills for the poor claims Boris Johnson

Boris Johnson (pictured with fellow Brexit campaigner Sir Ian Botham yesterday) say Brexit will allow Britain to ditch EU rules on VAT, which bans ministers from cutting VAT below 5%.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[motorbiking]

An amendment? But you have already declared what the new policy was? You mean you were wrong? Again?

They've been talking about it for months and business have been trying to get them to listen.

You don't think a bill suddenly appears?

 

[gas112]

This one?

"Britain's energy bills will be slashed by £2 billion a year if voters back Brexit because it would allow ministers to scrap the 'unfair' VAT tax on gas and electricity, Leave campaigners claimed today."

Brexit means cheaper energy bills for the poor claims Boris Johnson

Boris Johnson (pictured with fellow Brexit campaigner Sir Ian Botham yesterday) say Brexit will allow Britain to ditch EU rules on VAT, which bans ministers from cutting VAT below 5%.

www.dailymail.co.uk

so are you a mind reader and know that is one of reasons notch voted for it ?
But its not a lie because it was something that could then be done by leaving but they didnt do

 

[Murdochcat]

its not utter nonsense though is it..............

people did indeed vote for Brexit because they believed British workers were losing out
Yet those same Tory Brexit voters hate Unions and Labour doing anything to help British workers

show me where I am wrong..........come on, dont be a coward, provide a counter argument, not hide behind insults

There you go again.

Sweeping generalisations .

Just stop your nonsense - it'll just give you a heart attack

 

[motorbiking]

The right to flexible working from day one
So taken on under certain hours and days to be worked next day saying oh i dont want to do shifts or sat or sunday that the job was advertised at

Then you sack them within their probation period. Net result is you sack them quicker under the new rules than the old, rather than give them the benefit of the doubt.

I wonder how that is better for the employer or the employee

Once they are passed probation - then you set them a performance target that they may find difficult if they are taking the pee with the "flexibility". Then you PIP them out. Nasty stuff.

If only there was an understanding of the need for balance under new old new labour.

 

[Andy165]

Mb are you saying the tory rules were getting progressively better ?

 

[denso13]

They've been talking about it for months and business have been trying to get them to listen.

But you declared what the detail was to be, and criticised that detail. When asked what the new policy actually said, you couldn't answer.

Now we see your assumptions were wrong, again.

 

[denso13]

and what do you think they lied about

Maybe that certain businesses would flourish when free from EU regulation?

"In a 2016 article, Johnson claimed that a company called Reid Steel was an example of a business that would benefit massively from Brexit. “The only thing that was holding them back,” Johnson wrote, “was EU regulation… They are desperate to get out of the EU, and they are right”. That year, Reid Steel filed annual accounts showing a profit of £4.5 million. In 2022, when the world was promised to be its oyster, it made a profit of just £2.3 million – a decrease of 61% when inflation is factored in (the profits of 2016 being worth some £5.7 million today. In 2021, they did post slightly better profits but still not as high as this pre-Brexit level)."

‘The Brexit Lies that Literally Made Us All Poorer’

Iain Overton examines the lack of consequences for the Brexiters that promised us sunny uplands

bylinetimes.com

 

[denso13]

The right to flexible working from day one

Only if it can be accommodated. What is wrong with the proposal?

I've got people on flexible working who have been doing it for many years.

 

[Murdochcat]

Only if it can be accommodated. What is wrong with the proposal?

I've got people on flexible working who have been doing it for many years.

Surely the working hours will be outlined in the advert / interview.

Can't see employers being happy if they recruit a "full time" worker and them then demanding flexible / part time working.

 

[denso13]

and what do you think they lied about

Cost of living to fall by 8%? On day one?

Why we must quit the EU: Cost of living would FALL by 8%

QUITTING the EU will make millions of Britons richer, a top economist has found.

www.express.co.uk

 

[Notch7]

There you go again.

Sweeping generalisations .

Just stop your nonsense - it'll just give you a heart attack

thank you for admitting you are unable to reply for the very simple reason that you know I am correct

 

[denso13]

Can't see employers being happy if they recruit a "full time" worker and them then demanding flexible / part time working.

If it can't be accommodated then no, they would be correct to refuse the request. No one mentioned demanding part time working, that is completely different.

Flexible working could be full time hours over 4 days instead of five. Or a half day off during the week but make it up on a Saturday morning.

Some building trades, for one, have historically finished early on a Friday. Flexible working.

 

[ajohn]

Strange no one mentions the period of consultation. It makes discussion about what it will entail rather difficult.