Unions Discuss Employment Rights

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In Starmer’s Downing St, some unions are more welcome than others

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Trade unions were invited to talks in No 10 with Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his deputy Angela Rayner .

The meeting was called to discuss the Employment Rights Bill (the one that comes with a 5bn cost to employers) But yesterday ’s meeting between Treasury ministers and the National Farmers Union descended into anger and acrimony.

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