Bonfire Of Workers Rights?

[ToraToraTora]

Jezza and Dave the odd couple!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36039925
Is Jezza giving up all hope of driving the bus himself?

[naomi24]

He knows he has no hope of becoming the bus driver - but if we believe all this scaremongering from all sides we'll be a nation of neurotics!

[Svejk]

And every new worker's 'right' they introduce condemns another tranche of working class people to a totally without rights agency existence.

[Peter Pedant]

complete non sequitur schweik
more doesnt mean worse ...

[Svejk]

It does in the real world.

[Peter Pedant]

there are more to markets than more means worse

the new chapter in the junior doctors struggle shows that - news tonight that Chorley will close as they cant hire the staff at the capped levels - everyone else is breaking the cap and the lucky ones near borders are locumming in wales and scotland ....
but ministers dont learn - they did this ten years ago and all the jnr staff on masse went to Oz and NZ

You cant buck the markets - I think is better if you are limiting your economic truths to five words or less

[Old_Geezer]

A potential PM is ensuring they'll never take the role when they state that they need an external power group to make decisions for the country as they're unable to run it themselves. No parliament is likely to pass legislation that the next lot will reverse. That said they seem to have a pact not to do that which is why all the bad laws/legislation stats and accumulates.

[Old_Geezer]

sigh
I write "stays" and I now see something changes it to "stats" in order for it to make no sense >:-(
Legislation is blighted by the ratchet effect. Parliament can put bad stuff on, but it's next to impossible to take it back.