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Theresa May claims her new government is going to prioritise workers’ rights and womens’ rights.
Oh really?
- Theresa May supported the introduction of the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act which makes it more difficult for people injured at work to claim compensation from employers.
- Theresa May supported making it more difficult for workers to fight maltreatment or discrimination at work.
- Theresa May supported the head of the Health and Safety Commission being given to the chairman of the manufacturing employers organisation – the very people who are supposed to be policed by the HSE.
- Theresa May supported the introduction of punitive employment tribunal fees, which has seen sex discrimination in the workplace claims plummet by 83 per cent.
- Theresa May voted to remove the Commission for Equality and Human Rights’ duty to support the development of a society where people’s ability to achieve their potential is not limited by prejudice or discrimination.
- Theresa May supported cutting tax credits which will make 800,000 more working people on the lowest wages poorer.
- Theresa May voted against creating more jobs for young people, funded by taxes on banker’ bonuses. (Coincidentally, May’s husband is a banker).
- Theresa May voted against calling on the government to act on “rip off” rail fares for commuters and soaring energy costs for struggling families
- Theresa May consistently spoke out against Labour’s introduction of the minimum wage for poorest workers.
- Theresa May has consistently supported government policies which have resulted in 1 in 7 women now being made illegally redundant after becoming pregnant.
I call bullshit …
bobchewie said:
CALL IT WHAT YOU SEE IT AS..
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addisonduggan said:
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What a cunt!
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The Pink Agendist, née Mr. Merveilleux said:
… and still for a moment I really hoped she meant what she was saying. Such is wishful thinking.
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Philmo said:
Is it a condition of Tory leadership that you must lie convincingly, enact the reverse of everything you’ve said and sport a brass neck?
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mili68 said:
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mili68 said:
Tweeted @melissacade68
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mohandeer said:
Reblogged this on Worldtruth.
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eclectictaste18 said:
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Actions speak louder than words.
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Terry Davies said:
is it true May has vested interest in prisons as her husband has G4S shares
more public money to fund prisons, but also more crimes created with imprisonable offences.
wonder why Cameron has not been investigated for his role in establishing the illegal tory majority. is May head of an illegal government. this is undoubtedly the case in my belief. all comments welcome.
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Geoff said:
it’s great that the tories are being exposed for what they are, in each and every article on here (and that is a heartfelt comment) but I’d love to know which side if the fence the author sits in the Corbyn+membership v PLP struggle.
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Caroline Oldenburg said:
She obtained the job merely by default ; the others are probably waiting to see how
long it takes for her incompetence to reveal itself , which would be amusing were it not for the position she is required to hold in the international arena.
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Paul Smyth said:
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Noreen said:
If all the people whom Tories maltreat so badly did not vote Tory they would never ever get in but even poor and lower middle classes vote Tory in their droves. Reclaim the minds of the many
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