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As the United Kingdom experiences its second day of rail disputes inside a week, the government has this morning unveiled plans to allow employment agencies to supply skilled agency workers to plug staff gaps during industrial action. Current trade union laws prohibit firms from supplying temporary agency workers to fill duties by employees engaged in… Read more »
Following comments in his annual report by the prime minister’s ethic advisor, Lord Geidt, that it was a ‘legitimate question’ to ask whether the prime minister has broken the ministerial code, the deputy prime minister has this morning made a further staunch defence of his boss. Speaking on the BBC Radio 4 ‘Today’ programme, Dominic… Read more »
