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No way can I imagine my local bakehouse agreeing to allow the workers to start at 9a.m. instead of 6a.m. because there is no-one to take little 'Tiffany' to school . If you have children its YOU and YOUR familys responsibility to take care and provide for them not societys . :rolleyes: :rolleyes: |
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I certainly believe some unions had too much power in the seventies, and were used as a blackmailing political tool, and a platform for militants to further their own agendas.
That aside, if you look back historically at the time before unions were formed, when workers were just a cheap, disposable commodity, I think the rights that many good people fought for, should be saved. Message sent to David Cameron via the link.:) |
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Theorising about what may seem a just and fair idea on paper, very often just isn't workable. Sadly many theorists haven't left their desks long enough to understand this. |
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This is not a secret, it is on the Conservatives web site, just search Social Charter, its the 3rd on the list, George Osborne gave a speech stating this in April last year.
Having read 10 pages or so of the charter, you can find it on the Council of Europe website, it seems very fair and right. Just like the Human Rights Bill, which we are all happy about.... And as for Millionaire Dave, what about Millionaire Tony, Peter, and Gordon or William or George. Politicians are all the same these days, lining each others pockets |
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Although I agree with rights and protection for ordinary working people, these should be decided by a sovereign UK government and not by a corrupt dictatorship in Brussels.
Interesting, though, that David Cameron is only talking about pulling out of the Social Chapter, though. The fact that he's not even considering the possibility of pulling out of the whole EU debacle casts doubt on the Tories' claims of Euroscepticism. |
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Take a good long look at what the numpties in power are doing to the country at the moment. The days of Wilson and Thatcher have gone. I ask again.....what about the goings on at the Post Office...Nationalation of the banks.....The state of the pound? |
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I have also sent a message via the link, people fought long and hard to get decent working conditions. It is not that many years ago that I worked damn hard in not the greatest of conditions for a pittance of a wage. At least minimum wage goes some way to protect workers from unscrupulous employers.
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It does list them all on the site, and on the link below. TULO’s member unions | Unions Together |
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From April 1 2009 all employees are entitled to 5.6 weeks holidays (this is 28 days). Below is a link to a website that explains hoe to calculate your holiday entitlement. However your employer is legally obliged to give you time off for 4 weeks and you can agree to take the extra 8 days as an extra payment in lieu of taking the holidays. Holiday entitlements: the basics : Directgov - Employment |
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