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Post by jonksy on Jan 10, 2023 20:28:01 GMT
The standard MO for the fuckwit krankie....You know the UK government in Westminister have got it right when it rattles her cage.
Nicola Sturgeon has pledged to fight the UK Government’s legislative proposals for minimum service levels during industrial action “every step of the way”.
Under the plans, minimum safety levels would be introduced to ensure vital public services – including fire, ambulance and rail – maintain a “basic function” when workers go on strike.
But the proposals from Business Secretary Grant Shapps have been branded an “attack on workers’ rights” by the SNP.
Unions have also condemned the legislative plans as unworkable and illegal.
The Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill would apply across the whole of the UK as employment law is a reserved to Westminster.
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Post by research0it on Jan 10, 2023 21:08:30 GMT
The standard MO for the fuckwit krankie....You know the UK government in Westminister have got it right when it rattles her cage.
Nicola Sturgeon has pledged to fight the UK Government’s legislative proposals for minimum service levels during industrial action “every step of the way”.
Under the plans, minimum safety levels would be introduced to ensure vital public services – including fire, ambulance and rail – maintain a “basic function” when workers go on strike.
But the proposals from Business Secretary Grant Shapps have been branded an “attack on workers’ rights” by the SNP.
Unions have also condemned the legislative plans as unworkable and illegal.
The Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill would apply across the whole of the UK as employment law is a reserved to Westminster.
Hi jonksy Is this not a left/right issue and not exclusive to scotland? That is, I expect the labour party to fight it. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2023 21:58:20 GMT
I'm not sure where the SNP are when it comes to policies apart from their main one of hating Westminster and wanting to break the Union.
Are they socialists? Are the y centre left?
I once suggested that they are left wing and got mansplained until I was bored. However, I don't see anything Sturgeon does as being right wing policies, so I put her down as a liberal lefty.
And.. liberal lefties are general supportive of unions, as they like their money to top up their funds.
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Post by Pacifico on Jan 10, 2023 22:01:08 GMT
The standard MO for the fuckwit krankie....You know the UK government in Westminister have got it right when it rattles her cage.
Nicola Sturgeon has pledged to fight the UK Government’s legislative proposals for minimum service levels during industrial action “every step of the way”.
Under the plans, minimum safety levels would be introduced to ensure vital public services – including fire, ambulance and rail – maintain a “basic function” when workers go on strike.
But the proposals from Business Secretary Grant Shapps have been branded an “attack on workers’ rights” by the SNP.
Unions have also condemned the legislative plans as unworkable and illegal.
The Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill would apply across the whole of the UK as employment law is a reserved to Westminster. Hi jonksy Is this not a left/right issue and not exclusive to scotland? That is, I expect the labour party to fight it.Quite possibly - and then when they get into power instead of scrapping it they will do absolutely nothing about it. Just as they did with all the previous Laws constraining industrial action by the Unions.. |
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Post by research0it on Jan 11, 2023 1:32:28 GMT
I'm not sure where the SNP are when it comes to policies apart from their main one of hating Westminster and wanting to break the Union. Are they socialists? Are the y centre left? I once suggested that they are left wing and got mansplained until I was bored. However, I don't see anything Sturgeon does as being right wing policies, so I put her down as a liberal lefty. And.. liberal lefties are general supportive of unions, as they like their money to top up their funds. Hi blackiswhite I'd say they are centre left but it's complicated. Their actions are not as left wing as their rhetoric. Although they did try harder with the nurses and one of the transport unions to satisfy them than the uk government. |
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Post by research0it on Jan 11, 2023 1:34:48 GMT
Hi jonksy Is this not a left/right issue and not exclusive to scotland? That is, I expect the labour party to fight it.Quite possibly - and then when they get into power instead of scrapping it they will do absolutely nothing about it. Just as they did with all the previous Laws constraining industrial action by the Unions.. Hi pacifico That's exactly why many moved to the SNP from labour. Years of dissapointment in the labour party. A significant part of the drive for independence comes from an idea that independent Scotland will be more left wing than they're allowed to be in the UK. |
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