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28 Nov 2024Employment Rights Bill (Fourth sitting)

Q I cannot resist the temptation of having three professors in a row in front of us. If you could make one change to the Bill, what would it be? Professor Simms: We were warned about this question, and I am going to be very cheeky and ask for two. First, I think a clear and proactive right to strike and join a trade un

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28 Nov 2024Employment Rights Bill (Third sitting)

Q Mr Lowman, do your members guarantee hours and provide reasonable notice of shifts, or make some payment when they cancel shifts at short notice? If not, what do you think the effect is on their employees—in other words, do the employees struggle to pay their bills? James Lowman: By and large, we set out shifts; we h

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28 Nov 2024Employment Rights Bill (Fourth sitting)

Q Minister, we have touched on adult social care today. There are 1.6 million workers in the sector. I know that news of the adult social care negotiating body has been warmly welcomed. Can you expand on why a fair pay agreement is so important for the adult social care sector? Justin Madders: That is a really good que

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28 Nov 2024Employment Rights Bill (Fourth sitting)

Q Some 20% of all employees in my Scarborough and Whitby constituency work in the hospitality sector, and obviously a large number will be women. According to the latest Office for National Statistics figures, 50% of women in part-time jobs in my constituency were paid below the living wage. Can you drill down a little

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28 Nov 2024Topical Questions

I would like to highlight the richly deserved King’s award for voluntary service that has been given to the 60 volunteers at Newby and Scalby library in Scarborough. The library’s services are innovative, including a summer reading challenge for children, an IT buddy service and a garden growing produce. Will the Secre

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27 Nov 2024 Violence against Women and Girls

I thank the hon. Member for Poplar and Limehouse (Apsana Begum) for securing this important debate. In my constituency of Scarborough and Whitby, Scarborough has the highest rate of domestic incidents per 1,000 head of population, at 15.7 recorded in North Yorkshire. A constituent, who I will call Anna—not her real nam

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26 Nov 2024Employment Rights Bill (Second sitting)

Q I have a question for you both. In 2023, there were 8,000 people working in the hospitality sector in my Scarborough and Whitby constituency. That is 20% of all employees, which is substantially higher than the average in the UK. In your view, do the Bill’s zero-hours contract clauses sufficiently cover seasonal work

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26 Nov 2024Employment Rights Bill (Second sitting)

I refer to my declaration of interests and my membership of Unison and the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain.

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26 Nov 2024Employment Rights Bill (First sitting)

I also refer to my declaration of interests and my membership of Unison and the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain.

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26 Nov 2024Employment Rights Bill (Second sitting)

Q Ms Brearley, I have read that you will be leaving your role in the new year, so may I congratulate you on all you have achieved with your organisation, and on being the tremendous advocate you have been for the causes of women’s rights and equal work? When you look back at the journey that the conversation about gend

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26 Nov 2024Employment Rights Bill (First sitting)

Q Carly, you have experience in supporting businesses, including SMEs, to transform their processes and culture to become happy workplaces. How do you see the measures in the Bill making happier workplaces for people with disabilities and health conditions? Carly Cannings: That is a good point. Arguably, from my readin

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20 Nov 2024Police Reform

The latest crime figures show that shoplifting has shot up to a 20-year high, knife crime has risen yet again and violence against women and girls remains shamefully and persistently high. Does the Minister agree that this shows the last Tory Government’s disgraceful dereliction on law and order?

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18 Nov 2024 Armed Forces Commissioner Bill

Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. It is an honour to be called to make my maiden speech during this important debate. I would like to pay tribute to the armed forces personnel and veterans who live in the Scarborough and Whitby constituency. Each year, Scarborough honours their sacrifice and service on Armed Forces Day.

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12 Nov 2024Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2024-11-12)

To follow that up, you have a lot of Labour colleagues down, but not so many Conservatives.

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12 Nov 2024Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2024-11-12)

She is just down as Labour. It was just a small point, thank you.

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12 Nov 2024Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2024-11-12)

May I point out that No. 13, Layla Moran MP, is a Liberal Democrat.

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12 Nov 2024Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2024-11-12)

Which kind of debate are you proposing? Would you prefer a Chamber debate or a Westminster Hall debate?

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5 Nov 2024Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2024-11-05)

Just for clarification, could you tell me what ADIZ is, please?

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5 Nov 2024 Future of Fishing

On sustainability, I highlight the work of the Whitby Lobster Hatchery, which has released 25,000 baby lobsters into the ocean. We are Yorkshire, the lobster capital of Europe, and it is really important that we can trade and sell lobsters.

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15 Oct 2024Engagements

Q3. Whitby InterActive has provided inclusive play schemes and holiday activities for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities for 26 years. It has been a lifeline for families continually failed by Conservative Governments, but InterActive is set to close due to a funding shortfall. Do

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