Bosses of Britain’s biggest companies are to be warned that Labour’s workers’ rights bonanza will make it more expensive for them to run their firms and lead to more strikes.
Businesses are to be warned that Labour's workers' rights overhaul will mean more strikes and hinder investment The legislation will also hand more power to trade unions, making it far easier for them to stage walkouts by scrapping years of anti-strike legislation introduced by the Tories. ‘For you, Labour’s package of regulation, together with the mooted increase to National Insurance Contributions for employers, will make it more expensive to run a business, make your workforce less flexible and unleash waves of low threshold strike, zero warning strikes.'
RMT general secretary Mick Lynch. The new legislation will hand new powers to trade unions and make walkouts more likely, businesses will be told