4 hours ago I've been in business for 40 years and have never felt as desperate as I do under Labour... I fear staff will take more sick days than ever before

Nimisha Raja (Pictured) has revealed she feels more desperate than ever under Labour rule as she fears staff will take 'more sick days than ever before' amid new controversial workers' rights reforms. 

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14 hours ago Angela Rayner suffers backlash in the Commons over Labour's workers' rights overhaul which could cost businesses £5BILLION a year and lead to price rises and job cuts

The Deputy Prime Minister insisted her reforms were 'pro-business' and 'pro-growth', and herald a 'new era for working people', but official impact assessments laid bare their staggering cost.

Economics

19 hours ago QUENTIN LETTS: Sending migrants to St Helena is 'nothing like' Rwanda, wailed the Lefties. True

QUENTIN LETTS: Tories pointed out that the plan was remarkably similar to the one they had to send migrants to Rwanda. This accusation of hypocrisy was pooh-poohed by Labour MPs.

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25 hours ago Fury as Angela Rayner claims workers' rights overhaul will boost the economy after the government's own analysis suggests it could cost business £5BILLION a year and lead to price rises and job cuts

The Deputy Prime Minister was harangued by Tories in the Commons today as she insisted the Employments Rights Bill would have a 'positive impact on growth'.

Economics

28 hours ago Ministers admit workers' rights overhaul could cost business £5BILLION a year and lead to price rises and job cuts

The package - including flexible working, paternity and sick leave from day one - could force up prices for consumers and lead to job cuts.

Economics

29 hours ago Keir Starmer WON'T apologise for Britain's role in the slave trade at Commonwealth summit and reparations 'not on the agenda', says No10

The Prime Minister is this week heading to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Samoa, where he will be joined by King Charles .

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30 hours ago MPs urged to back most significant overhaul of workers' rights in a generation

TUC general secretary Paul Nowak called on MPs to be 'on the right side of history'

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