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7 Jan 2025Employment Rights Bill (Sixteenth sitting)

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship once again, Sir Christopher. I know that the shadow Minister likes us to draw attention to our union membership, so I again draw attention to my membership of Unison. I welcome clause 59 because it addresses the critical issue of protecting workers taking part in indust

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7 Jan 2025Employment Rights Bill (Fifteenth sitting)

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Mundell. I refer to my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests and to my membership of Unison and the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain. I am pleased that the Bill will take significant steps to simplify the union recognition process by removing unnecess

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17 Dec 2024Employment Rights Bill (Thirteenth sitting)

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship once again, Mr Mundell. I draw the Committee’s attention to my declaration of interests and my membership of Unison and the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain. I associate myself with the contribution made by my hon. Friend the Member for Penistone and Stocksbridge on the

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17 Dec 2024Employment Rights Bill (Fourteenth sitting)

It is a pleasure to serve with you in the Chair once again, Ms Vaz. I remind the Committee about my membership of Unison. We all want to live in a place we can call home, with people and things we love, in communities where we look out for one another and do the things that matter to us. Adult social carers support mil

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16 Dec 2024 Water (Special Measures) Bill [Lords]

Last year, more than 100 people met at South bay in Scarborough to protest about the consistently poor water quality. Ironically, as they prepared to enter the water, they were approached by lifeguards who told them that it was not safe to do so because of the high levels of sewage. The event was organised by Surfers A

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12 Dec 2024Employment Rights Bill (Eleventh sitting)

It is an honour to serve under your chairship again, Ms Vaz. I draw the Committee’s attention to my declaration of interests and my membership of Unison and the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain. I associate myself with the shadow Minister’s comments about the positive results that the legislation will have when it comes

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10 Dec 2024Employment Rights Bill (Ninth sitting)

Will the shadow Minister give way?

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10 Dec 2024Employment Rights Bill (Tenth sitting)

Prior to entering this place, I spent 25 years working in the television production industry, both as a writer and as a producer. I co-own an independent production company—I refer the Committee to my declaration of interests—that has made children’s drama for the BBC, including the hit science fiction series “The Spar

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10 Dec 2024Employment Rights Bill (Ninth sitting)

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Mundell. I thank the hon. Member for giving way. I refer the Committee to my declaration of interests and my membership of Unison and the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain. The NHS has zero-tolerance policies, in common with the police service and any other service th

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10 Dec 2024Employment Rights Bill (Ninth sitting)

I think the Bill will do that, because it will strengthen the employers’ responsibility to take all reasonable steps.

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5 Dec 2024Employment Rights Bill (Seventh sitting)

Will the hon. Member give way?

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5 Dec 2024Employment Rights Bill (Eighth sitting)

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Sir Christopher. We in this place enjoy the employment rights that come with our job, which is to serve our constituents to the best of our ability. When we are unwell, we can take time off but we are still paid. Before I arrived here, I spent a considerable number of yea

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5 Dec 2024Employment Rights Bill (Seventh sitting)

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Mundell. I refer to my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests and my membership of Unison and of the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain. The hon. Member talks about shipping companies and furniture companies, and I would like to talk about my constituenc

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5 Dec 2024Employment Rights Bill (Eighth sitting)

The hon. Member is talking about costs, but does he not agree that the lack of flexible work locks out far too many women? Some 40% of women who are not currently working say that access to flexible work would mean that they could take paid work. If we are talking about the cost to the economy, does he not agree that g

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4 Dec 2024Farming and Inheritance Tax

The right hon. Member left a trail of destruction across the Government. She was the Health Secretary who broke the NHS, the Prisons Minister who ran out of prison places and the Treasury Minister who crashed the economy—no wonder her constituency majority crashed from 28,000 to 5,000. [Interruption.] Does she not thin

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4 Dec 2024Engagements

Q5. Given that a significant number of Members of this place are, regardless of class, women of a certain age, does the Prime Minister agree that when a woman of a certain age—or indeed any woman, of any age and from any background—says that they have experienced sexual harassment or inappropriate behaviour, they shoul

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4 Dec 2024Farming and Inheritance Tax

Will the right hon. Member give way?

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3 Dec 2024Employment Rights Bill (Sixth sitting)

Last week, we heard from companies that say they are good employers and offer security of shifts to their workers. Would the Minister agree that companies that offer their workers the right to payment for cancelled, moved or curtailed shifts are in fact good employers and therefore have nothing to fear from the Bill?

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3 Dec 2024Employment Rights Bill (Fifth sitting)

I draw the Committee’s attention to my declaration of interests and my membership of the trade unions Unison and the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain. I am pleased that the Bill will increase protection from sexual harassment, being one of those middle-class women of a certain age—the Government’s commitment to holding

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29 Nov 2024Men’s Violence against Women and Girls

Refuges offer protection from perpetrators, time to recover from abuse and a range of support to enable survivors to rebuild their lives, yet 61% of refuge referrals in England last year had to be declined due to lack of capacity. Scarborough and Whitby has the highest rate of recorded domestic incidents in North Yorks

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