Isn't it refreshing having a politician actually answering the questions they've been asked?
@badgerbaneАй бұрын
'Mr Sunak, what do you think about the living conditions on the Bibi Stockholme?' 'Well, I never had Sky TV as a child so i understand true hardship...'
@darthvader822Ай бұрын
He's not going to do anything about it, this is all talk. Labour have the same rich donors the tories do now they aren't going to risk that by actually helping working class people. Any legislation will be watered-down and meaningless.
@roadrunnerjАй бұрын
Yes indeed direct to answer the question
@roadrunnerjАй бұрын
@@darthvader822so negative they'll do much better job than lying corrupt torys
@Richard_L_YАй бұрын
@@darthvader822 did you even watch all this? if so you didn't actually listen did you? He clearly explained what workers rights there are now which weren't there not so long ago; most of which the Tories wanted to remove; and if they got in with a large majority, clearly would have... and still will... if / when they can...
@Kx0195Ай бұрын
Its ridiculous what they allowed P&O to do.
@initialb123Ай бұрын
Don't they need a licence to operate? Shame if it were canceled by zoom call, while being presented with an similar licence to operate to replace it , obviously with a 20% uplift, "inflation" and what not , yadda yadda insert any excuse , accept it or don't. Good day.
@gamewithadam7235Ай бұрын
What did P&O cruises do?
@chrisholland7367Ай бұрын
P & O were looked after by the tories.
@gamewithadam7235Ай бұрын
@@chrisholland7367 Why?
@oneoflokisАй бұрын
Isn't it? When do the working class get their own back? On P&O, Post Office and all this lot? When do their CEOs go to prison?
@piggymitoАй бұрын
As an ex British gas engineer this is amazing news! The way we were treated was appalling and the distinct lack of media coverage at the time was baffling.
@ShaunieDaleАй бұрын
The conservatives and the media “you scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours”.
@michaelfoyАй бұрын
Was the same with my British gas engineer husband.....Despicable the way you were All treated. Not long after, I was made redundant after 12 years in same way from my well-trained job, working in Electricity showroom......told over the phone our shop would close....6 months pay, completely disgraceful and with 3000 made redundant as you say, absolutely ignored by MSM.
@triggerking135Ай бұрын
My next door neighbour is still a British gas engineer, he talked about the way you guys were treated. He said the buying of the EV van fleet was part of a deal made with the tories for them to celebrate conversion to ev in the business sector across the media whilst turning a blind eye to the fire and rehire.
@ajaysidhu471Ай бұрын
What do you mean mate? You mean gas engineers in general or British gas engineers
@Politico995Ай бұрын
MSM and businesses and the conservative side of politics work hand in glove to screw over workers. As an Aussie, I'm shocked at the lack of workers protections / benefits. Makes sense why so many Brits are moving here.
@daza5775Ай бұрын
Get rid of 0 hours contract it is bullshit
@AdamfandangoАй бұрын
That’s coming.
@firey9998Ай бұрын
0 hour contract do work for some people.
@danielwebb8402Ай бұрын
@@firey9998 Not some. The majority of people on them have always been perfectly happy with it. It's condescending people not on them that know best that are anti them.
@AdamfandangoАй бұрын
@@danielwebb8402 the new legislation will make it entirely the employers choice to be 0 hour or not. Surely everyone supports more choice so businesses and employers can find what works for them?
@daza5775Ай бұрын
@@firey9998 but only 1 winner as per usual and that's all the big companies These companies abuse this by Getting people to work all hours and not having to pay holiday pay or sick pay And can just push you off the cliff when ever it suits them
@seanwhite46swАй бұрын
He answered every single question and dodged nothing.Why can't all ministers be like this man.
@evulclownАй бұрын
Tories losing their absolute minds right now "WE WERE GETTING BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS OF CHILD LABOUR IN THE VICTORIAN WORKHOUSES AND THE WOKE REPTILIANS HAVE RUINED IT!!!!"
@fayesouthall6604Ай бұрын
Bloody right too.
@MrSketchydave69Ай бұрын
The Tories are the lizard people.............
@janetmalcolm6191Ай бұрын
Yes Tories were always thinking of getting rid of workers rights since at least Cameron. 0 hour contracts to suit the employers. Ok for some but not for many. Employers have been getting away with these things for years now. So disgraceful. Tories don't do workers rights. Hope Labour will really help with these things now. This man is a good MP.
@therealrobertbirchallАй бұрын
@janetmalcolm6191 one of the wonders of Brexshit is the trashing of workers rights.
@robc1014Ай бұрын
The children yearn for the mines.
@robinholland1136Ай бұрын
He can't understand how these people are able to sleep at night, because he is somebody who feels empathy, has compassion and a sense of justice. Not qualities that are associated with the CEOs and others in business, who are interested in only one thing: enriching themselves, their friends and supporters.
@Michael-ms6vrАй бұрын
A real human wrote this comment
@Jay-xr3sbАй бұрын
There needs to be a middle ground, but his way of thinking is effectively charity. He would rather a company become uncompetitive and fail than take drastic a action to survive as re-hire at a later time. This leads to less investment in the uk as a company can't be run well. Look at UK rail networks, unions have led to the retention of jobs that could be modernised, wages are increased past what can be afforded...rail fares cost 2-3x more than a cheap flight to the same location.
@dogkicker100Ай бұрын
end zero hours jobs
@thomasandrewcliffordАй бұрын
It's literally what's happening. If you end conditions where employees are not given full employment rights then that is the system which allows zero hour contracts to exist. It also means massive companies like amazon or uber cannot withhold certain standards from their employees by claiming they're not employees.
@keithparker1346Ай бұрын
@@thomasandrewclifford as I understand it Labours idea us to end exploitative zero hour contracts and not ALL zero hour contracts
@lewisjevons52Ай бұрын
@@keithparker1346 There are some people for whom zero hours contracts are genuinely beneficial. I can also see companies just having people on a 2hr contract if 0 is banned. The real issue is finding a way to guarantee employees the terms that they were led to expect throughout recruitment.
@beccacinnamondАй бұрын
As @keithparker1346 said, not all zero hour contracts are exploitative. When I was at uni they were vital in allowing me to take time to study when needed.
@keithparker1346Ай бұрын
@@beccacinnamond I actually believe virtually every contract is exploitative. I was pointing out that Labour added that get out claudr
@yetidodger6650Ай бұрын
Make zero hour contracts illegal.
@allvalleyАй бұрын
that would put me out of a job
@S3YTAАй бұрын
I would probably agree but many people enjoy the freedoms of zero hour contracts
@jamesrowbotham9189Ай бұрын
@@allvalley or would force the company to give you a contract
@dexstewart2450Ай бұрын
Zero Hours suits me as a contractor - but then I am highly skilled in an area where there's a shortage...but for your normal, everyday job, it's disgusting
@yetidodger6650Ай бұрын
@@allvalley but would increase job security for millions of others.
@daviddunmore8415Ай бұрын
And I still won't use P&O
@Midland_Wolf_71Ай бұрын
Join your Unions kids, SERIOUSLY, JOIN UP!!!!!!
@ScaniniАй бұрын
Unite did not help me at all in my issue with the mobile working directive, but I still in the union as it is not all about me and my issue
@Midland_Wolf_71Ай бұрын
@@Scanini 100%, it’s about the collective, COLLECTIVE strength….
@TheCornish123456Ай бұрын
Every time I've been at threat of redundancy it's those in the union who have gone first. Never once seen a union actually help someone keep their job.
@bryanbelshaw7725Ай бұрын
Watched the Blair govt stealth privatise parts of the NHS and the Unions did NOTHING.
@Katon001Ай бұрын
Unions have their benefit no doubt but only when they work for the people. Far too many times I've seen nothing but bullies, members taking the absolute piss of the system. But every now and again I come across one officer who is reasonable and slightly restores my faith.
@davidguiney1746Ай бұрын
I'm not British, so I have only a vague knowledge of backbenchers in the UK, but this guy sounds good. High goals for workers rights, but is well able to talk to them
@oneoflokisАй бұрын
If Barry Gardiner is still on the backbenches, he should be raised to the Cabinet!
@michaelwilliams3232Ай бұрын
Barry has been vocal about the leasehold problems too, I wonder if that will be rectified?
@Mara-mp8ldАй бұрын
I doubt it because Barry mentioned in a previous interview that the House of Lords are full of Developers. He told the listeners to do their due diligence on the House of Lords.
@HarkyOfficialАй бұрын
There is a Bill for the Leasehold changes.
@theshadowdirectorАй бұрын
Hey, I came here to be told all politicians are the same, look upon patient and despair. You can't just spring good news on us like that!
@oneoflokisАй бұрын
🙂 Looks like even Starmer's Labour is a small improvement on the Tories!
@rev.olution583Ай бұрын
Stop the 12 hours shifts for low paid workers WITH ONLY 1 hour break in the NHS
@marythorpe928Ай бұрын
Love Barry Gardner , he is always on the side of the people..
@nickxcore74Ай бұрын
Me too. I’m amazed that he’s still allowed in the Labour Party, because he’s a decent principled man like Jeremy Corbyn.
@californiadreamin8423Ай бұрын
@@nickxcore74. Which principles did Corbyn use when he imposed a 3 line whip to support a minority Tory government get Article 50 through parliament before he knew what the Tories were planning ?
@clario2178Ай бұрын
😂😂😂😂😂ffs
@moldyolddough1Ай бұрын
@@californiadreamin8423He had little choice, if he hadn't just as many folks would be complaining like you are now. Who was the shadow Brexit minister anyway what was his role?
@californiadreamin8423Ай бұрын
@@moldyolddough1 You’re saying Corbyn had little choice but to support the Tories …with a 3 line whip !! Well he could have adhered to Labour Party policy which was to remain in the EU. He could have forced the Tories to reveal their plans and compelled them to be scrutinised by parliament and the country first …..couldn’t he !! PS. I’ve been complaining ever since I realised how Corbyn betrayed working people over leaving the EU, very many of whom don’t realise what he did , while his supporters turn a blind eye .
@tdtm82Ай бұрын
The Tories created profit for an individual over people such as PPE contracts and everything else. Businesses copied this as it was deemed acceptable to create vast profit and not salarise workers properly. Labour now has to establish proper law so it never happens again. Tories know they are responsible. When I was on 0 hours in the NHS it was hell. I'd start on Monday; be reviewed about my work on Wendesday and left to do the most demanding work on the Friday so I would have an emotional breakdown. I have a disability and they said not to register it as you wouldn't get hired by managers....sick and broken....
@rosemarycuthbert4623Ай бұрын
His party is about to privatise the NHS
@rosemarycuthbert4623Ай бұрын
Brexit caused horrible hate crime and racial division
@tdtm82Ай бұрын
@@rosemarycuthbert4623Since when?
@rosemarycuthbert4623Ай бұрын
Well seen it's a private members bill
@nickxcore74Ай бұрын
@@tdtm82You looked into Wes Streeting and his donors?….My daughter also works in the NHS and you don’t have a clue of what’s coming. Although Starmer has probably said it’s not true so you believe him because he’s absolutely a man of his word. I mean it’s not like he’s ever gone back on his word before now is it?…..He’s not been on the side of the workers during the rail strikes, so I wouldn’t hold my breath personally, but each to their own.
@ScaniniАй бұрын
My company that employs over 200 mobile workers is completely ignoring the mobile working directive that clearly states travel to our first and from our last job of the day is part of our working day, I am on a final written warning for continuing to point it out... Hopefully this will help :)
@1flinnsАй бұрын
Start looking now...... I bet it's middle management..And i bet the warning don't state or reflect the fact's
@FreeWhilly734Ай бұрын
I also have this problem. Constantly bullied that I must leave the house by 8am and be at my first job by 9am. I don't know of any other job where people start work from home but they just start to work before their official start time. Imagine your boss saying I want you in the office for 8am, logged into your computer, reading work emails but I'm not paying you till 9am. These lot won't do anything they're too busy pampering their own nests.
@ScaniniАй бұрын
@@Bringthegoose I am in the union (unite) the union rep said to me they were not interested in pushing it further, i have later found out they the union has used what this company thinks is a grey area to win other things, I could even name the union rep who sent me emails saying they are not interested in defending in this issue.
@ScaniniАй бұрын
@@1flinns Yea, it is the HR department. They have never even heard of the mobile working directive nor of precedent cases like the TYCO ruling..
@KyleBevis-u7jАй бұрын
That is infuriating. I quit my last job for the same reason. Ended up being 12 hours days if stayed on site the full time. Absolute joke. So your HR department do nothing???
@jean-marcsurcin748Ай бұрын
Magnifique ! Bravo à la gauche Anglaise !
@judgemayhem3087Ай бұрын
EMPLOYERS HAVE BEEN TAKING THE PISS FOR FAR TO LONG, HR ARE JUST SHOCKING, TRYING TO COVER THINGS UP ALL THE TIME.
@vikki8699Ай бұрын
HR is only there to protect the company from you. HE has never been your friend.
@_eddcarr_Ай бұрын
Barry is a real one. Respect.
@mikki123456789101112Ай бұрын
I have to be honest about 3:03 onwards I was thinking 'bloody hell how long is this dogs leash?!??' for wayyy too long...
@condor07ukАй бұрын
I have been scrolling down for this comment for ages, :D:D:D
@DanHoward64Ай бұрын
I was like "Your dog doesn't want to go on this walk, mate"
@Jaiken451Ай бұрын
The neoliberals must be feeling quite faint… 🎉
@nickxcore74Ай бұрын
Yeah, they’re not particularly fond of workers rights.
@rtleesonАй бұрын
They’re just gonna say ‘everything is fine.’
@CamcolitoАй бұрын
You don't think Starmer is a neoliberal?
@StockportJamboАй бұрын
Isn't it just wonderful to have grown ups in charge again? People actually trying to make things better for others, rather than simply feather their own nests at our expense? After 14 years, I'm still getting used to it. What P&O did was unforgivable. I used to sail with them regularly - but absolutely never again.
@drd6416Ай бұрын
You are so gullible
@StockportJamboАй бұрын
@@drd6416 How so?
@firefox3249Ай бұрын
Nah, I'd rather have Sunak back! Energy crisis going on, food crisis, housing crisis, etc, etc, and those twats were more worried about a few boats and Rwanda. Or school mathematics... 🙄
@nigelbenn4642Ай бұрын
If Labour do what they look positively to do then they'll be in power for years and years. No way the Tories have people's rights on their minds when they look at number 10.
@rodneygunn788Ай бұрын
Seeing is believing but can hope
@stevereber3358Ай бұрын
A bunch of friends of mine worked at Qwest and there was a "fire drill" once they were ALL in the parking lot, a guy with a bullhorn announced that they could call security to make an appointment to get their personal property back, but the facility was closing.
@chrysalis4126Ай бұрын
Wow.
@jonlivesleyАй бұрын
Isn't that basically what happens in Peep Show. "Chance would be a fine thing."
@miller2624Ай бұрын
If you are lower or middle class, I can't for the life of me, see how you could ever justify voting tory .
@PeacefulnessxxxАй бұрын
Defence of the realm and uk dominions.
@PeppermintPattiesАй бұрын
Ignorance.
@ScaniniАй бұрын
@@PeppermintPatties and racism
@lindacurrie8817Ай бұрын
Same for Reform and Farage as they are Tories but worse are far right. Very dangerous to both lower and middle class.
@miller2624Ай бұрын
@@PeppermintPatties ignorance regarding what ?
@geralldusАй бұрын
Politicians seem to know little about how businesses works but they expect business to create the wealth to save the country, see how well that works!
@j_h_gordyАй бұрын
Ava has the best questions. Top tier, capital J Journalist right there
@MachineVoxАй бұрын
Love that tie
@I-OMusicАй бұрын
As a freelance artist who also takes bar shifts, I've had a lot of 0 hour contracts that are respectful, compassionate and mutually beneficial. But I stand with my fellow workers who want to push against it.
@minui8758Ай бұрын
This is what good MPs are like. You’ve never heard of them but they slowly change everything for the better
@Lee-wv8vnАй бұрын
I love Barry Gardner Compassion Civility Empathy Honesty Passionate about the things he says and most of all decency.
@Alex-cw3rzАй бұрын
And people will still claim they are just the same as the tories
@jimseltzer2002Ай бұрын
Give then three months.
@greatfelixoАй бұрын
@@jimseltzer2002 you give them three months
@jackwright517Ай бұрын
What a decent man!
@heliotropezzz333Ай бұрын
He also wants to fix some housing scams related to leasehold property. I saw a video of him talking about that.
@mikeclifford7740Ай бұрын
Hopefully they will consider some sort of rights for the disabled
@jayaitch2194Ай бұрын
Disability is one of the 9 protected characteristics meaning there are many protections in employment law terms for people with disabilities.
@theghostoftomАй бұрын
"If we can't trust honourable members, who can we trust?" Literally nearly anyone else. The last crop of honourable members have turned the title into a slur on someone's character.
@StockportJamboАй бұрын
I think that was basically his point.
@KyleBevis-u7jАй бұрын
Yep, that was exactly what he was saying.
@theghostoftomАй бұрын
I just felt he was a little too polite about it. For example he would never say "Sir" is about as socially valuable at this point as a blue tick on twitter.
@domdom7084Ай бұрын
That's one of the nicest sounding politicians I've ever heard
@janetmalcolm6191Ай бұрын
He is a really nice sincere politician. To me he is just as a Labour MP should be.
@aspie2901Ай бұрын
That must mean he is!
@janetmalcolm6191Ай бұрын
@@aspie2901 You might be surprised. Very few of the old reliables left! Labour left things better for workers last time in power but many forgotten conveniently already. Many too young to even know.
@janetmalcolm6191Ай бұрын
@ChrisumChrisumChrisum666No he is more genuine and always the same.
@janetmalcolm6191Ай бұрын
@ChrisumChrisumChrisum666completely wrong.
@edmurthАй бұрын
I can remember the likes of Hancock, Cleverly and Gove saying they wouldn’t let it happen again when P&O did the fire and rehire, they of course did nothing.
@fumanchu9418Ай бұрын
I'll believe it when I see it.
@MisterBurtonshawАй бұрын
Barry is a nice fellow.
@nickxcore74Ай бұрын
He’s one of the few remaining people that I actually respect in the Labour Party.
@MisterBurtonshawАй бұрын
@@nickxcore74indeed. There are a couple
@lindacurrie8817Ай бұрын
@@MisterBurtonshawThere are many good Labour MPs far more than a few.
@36thurlowАй бұрын
What a delightful chap
@edwardmaddocks2779Ай бұрын
Absolutely disgusting behaviour on behald of P&O. Good hear people still talking about it. Let's boycott it forever until the problem is resolved.
@philipholme991129 күн бұрын
lets hope this government puts P&O in court.
@safebans1369Ай бұрын
One of my political idols. I'm glad that politics still has a place for soft-spoken, thoughtful and genuine men like Barry. He feels like a throwback to a vision of British democratic socialism before the neoliberal cynics took over.
@GramsciАй бұрын
Viva la France! 🇫🇷 Seriously though, UK worker rights are (hopefully were) trash. This is a big positive and a radical change.
@triggerking135Ай бұрын
He's such a genuine, nice guy.
@AndrewAHayesАй бұрын
Its about time employees were given some job security back, and I hope they ban those zero hour contracts, they are basically a ticket to poverty!
@janetmalcolm6191Ай бұрын
Yes nobody knowing how much a week to live on. People turning up to work and being told to go home. Yes this is true from big companies. I have seen it myself. Costing workers to come in to work and then not a days work for them!
@silondon9010Ай бұрын
Royal Mail now has a two teir workforce with new entrants on inferior terms and conditions 😢
@louise2209Ай бұрын
That’s why Tesco’s changed everyone’s contracts to make them more ‘flexible’ in favour of the company and you either signed or left. This type of contract were already common in retail and being on an older style contract at the time, I had no idea. I left.
@robertreid9079Ай бұрын
That chap walking past in the background had one hell of a long dog lead.
@thepm3972Ай бұрын
A contract to work 0⃣ hours. When is lunch I must ask...mental
@michaelshanahan4042Ай бұрын
Haha very funny 😅
@MinimmalmythicistАй бұрын
Read the small print as ever. Starmer has been less than honest with many policies, i.e the "Sovereign wealth fund" doesn´t really work like the Norwegian one, he´s effectively just merged two organisations Sunnak created. It would be good if he did do this. Likewise, another big reform should be ending the absurdly long probation periods in the UK. The fact that you don´t get full employment rights until 2 years after starting (in most cases at least) is ridiculous. No employer needs 2 years to decide if someone is competent or not.
@Lamartine111Ай бұрын
It also isn't a sovereign wealth fund in the true sense that an actual national wealth fund comes about when a country is in the rare fortuitous circumstance that tax revenues eclipse spending to such an extent that it cannot be spent on public services. Only a few countries on the planet are fortunate enough to be in that position and we are definitely not one of them. Honestly for us to even be calling it a national wealth fund is embarassing. The Norwegian wealth fund is worth something like 1.5 trillion dollars.
@amberleaf339Ай бұрын
They'll be amending the 2 year timeframe to a day 1 right for employees under the new employment bill. This has been discussed quite a lot in employment law circles in my network, I'd expect to see it transposed into legislation quite soon. Labour will be implementing a new Employment Bill within the first 100 days of forming their Government, so hopefully this particular change will be included in the Bill. We shall wait and see!
@MinimmalmythicistАй бұрын
@@amberleaf339 we'll see the small print first!
@freddibnah1830Ай бұрын
P&O should have been banned from British ports full stop
@Lenny2LuxАй бұрын
Very optimistic piece. Unfortunately, “about to” isn't the same as has. You're counting your chickens before the eggs have hatched here. It wouldn't exactly be the first abandoned commitment if it gets quashed. I won't believe it until I see it really happen.
@Alex-ni6xsАй бұрын
I want to be proven wrong but I think people are going to be shocked at how little Labour do to help working people.
@Alex-ni6xsАй бұрын
@@charlieleedham5265 On the face of it, the Labour should be the pro worker party but their latest actions towards workers suggest they're not which is why I'm not hopeful. For example: 1) Watering down Angela Rayner's new working deal (specifically with regard to zero hour contracts). 2) Cultivating ties with big businesses so that now they receive more party donations from businesses than workers. 3) Removing left wing members of the party such as Faizan Shaheen which then reduces their leaning toward worker rights and issues. 4) Stacking the party with those who are clearly on the Labour right. As I say, I want to be proven wrong but these things don't make me hopeful
@Alex-ni6xsАй бұрын
@@charlieleedham5265 I agree you cannot judge based on things they haven't happened, and that's not what I'm doing here. I'm judging Labour on the things they have done, which are the 4 things listed above. Past behaviour is a good indicator of future behaviour and that's why I'm not hopeful. However, as I say, really want to be proven wrong, but I'm not hopeful.
@FleeticusАй бұрын
Never heard of this MP before but I'm a fan! Great to see an MP that answers questions directly and seems like hes not lying
@orientexpress1509Ай бұрын
Ofc he is lying, look at what he promised leaseholders about abolishing that system. He even had a documentary made about leasehold scandal and now labour has abandon those commitments to leaseholders.
@alanconway94Ай бұрын
Talking a good game is one thing. Actually making it mean what workers think it means ... we'll see. They've stated their intent. Now they have to deliver.
@Andy-vo9ioАй бұрын
What about tackling the sweat shops like amazon xpo/gxo etc being run across the country breaching h&s and workers rights or are they immune?😡
@andriesklarenberg1369Ай бұрын
What a legend.
@TheReconJacobАй бұрын
It's good to hear an MP say that they only experienced hardship on rare occasions, and aren't trying to pretend that they have had it rough and instead remains humble and talks about the hardship his colleagues have faced. There's nothing wrong with admitting you may have had a more priviledged life than others, many of us have, as long as you're at least honest about it and try to still push for doing the right thing.
@VasiothАй бұрын
Barry is a cracking MP. Honestly, he never dodged a question, was very charismatic etc. He is the type of politician that Labour needs more of. It's unfortunate Labour threw Corbyn under the bus, Corbyn would have been a better leader than Keir Starmer by a country mile.
@scoobleАй бұрын
would that be the "revolutionary worker rights" that the UNITE refused to endorse because they had been "rowed back" and "watered down" since their first introduction?
@marklanahan728918 күн бұрын
Unless the country burns to the ground first.
@mikeb7379Ай бұрын
Putting the interests of the country not the Party first! Who would've thought that was what governments should do? Not the Tories for sure.
@SnugglesTheSnuggleАй бұрын
Most of these "protections" aren't coming in the form of actual laws that bind employers to a behavioural code, but are rather opt-in recommendations for them to adopt. They're pitiful.
@davidbates3057Ай бұрын
Rhetoric is cheap, so I'll believe it when I see it, but it is funny and an indictment of our economic system that we have to consider giving workers the most basic Capitalist pledge in a contract is considered to be revolutionary rather than the bear minimum an employer could do.
@DrJay_PhDАй бұрын
do away with Zero hour contracts
@keithparker1346Ай бұрын
But employers can still harass you outside of work hours...
@henrikfox8960Ай бұрын
on the internet
@repippeasАй бұрын
I thought I saw "the right to turn off" somewhere in Labour's plans? Could be wrong though.
@danielwebb8402Ай бұрын
And you can still resign if not happy.
@keithparker1346Ай бұрын
@@danielwebb8402 well yeah, just quit a job...
@keithparker1346Ай бұрын
@@repippeas the last id heard they'd backtracked on it
@alistairdarbyАй бұрын
My contract is up in August. I’ve been there over 3 years, but I won’t get a permanent one until 4. The industry I’m in are very good at waiting until the nth hour before saying they aren’t renewing contracts. It should be 2 years. After 2 years, workers should be permanent. The number of people I know recently who, due to the same issue, have struggled to pay childcare, mortgages, etc… If Labour want to change something that would make a big difference, do that!.
@sdgc543dfАй бұрын
when will Labour condemn the occupation of the West Bank?
@DarkDanjaminАй бұрын
Barry Gardiner is my favourite politician
@AnonymousPacifistАй бұрын
Enslavement, Labour will never unfreeze benefits for legal aid keeping people enslavement. There solution build more prisons
@sarahjones4313Ай бұрын
So P&o will be forced to take the people back? Do you really believe this! P&O were voted best ferry company a year later
@willyhill7509Ай бұрын
We know all about Labours workers rights, we got that from the Blair years, the right to be sacked and replaced by an immigrant on lower wages.
@ComedyKraze1Ай бұрын
Look at what GETIR did they left the whole of UK
@haveyaseenmiwhippet9069Ай бұрын
And how many workers , will lose their jobs because of it .
@darv65Ай бұрын
Paid Bank Holidays
@stehamill7539Ай бұрын
I voted reform, but this is a sensible and needed policy. I'm self employed and theirs no more security in PAYE, the cons took that away, sick pay is a disgrace too, we're humans we break, we should be supported, we've made the employer money.
@I-OMusicАй бұрын
Fantastic interview
@station-7Ай бұрын
Say who it is that’s attacking the MPs.
@stevealdridge9720Ай бұрын
LETS SEE HOW MANY COMPANIES FOLD UNDER THIS
@paulmapp8306Ай бұрын
lots.....unemployment would rise considerably.
@archiemcberry7102Ай бұрын
Labour will make sure every person gets a good wage.
@ef7480Ай бұрын
lol
@lindacurrie8817Ай бұрын
@@ef7480Don't know what your lol is about! Can be assured will never obtain a proper living wage from both Tories and Reform. Why not? They wanted to take all British workers out of the ECHR that follows working rights gone as will human rights. Grave indeed. Thank goodness they both have no chance in hell to do that.
@jimseltzer2002Ай бұрын
Yes, and free unicorns. Hurrah!
@khankrum1Ай бұрын
well they gave never done that in the past! Even though they gave had plenty of opportunities to do so!
@mohammadsaheidmiah8282Ай бұрын
Need to get a job before anything else first.
@fang_xianfuАй бұрын
4:32 it's easy for them to sleep at night because they never confront the consequences of their decision. That's why they do it over zoom. I was in a round of layoffs and everyone had a 1:1 meeting with HR to find out if they were staying or going. The manager in charge of the layoffs went to all the meetings of the people who were staying, but not the people who were going. I walked into the lobby of the building to have my meeting and saw him there laughing with someone - I knew then that I was going.
@32ewingАй бұрын
Labour who refused to pay equal pay to women workers for decades in Glasgow and even when they got caught they fought against it in the courts that's Labour who introduced the equal pay law 😮
@matthewmosley960Ай бұрын
Id also like to see false self employment in construction dealt with. Where companies force workers to become self employed so that they don't have any employers responsibilities but in fact the workers are being treated like employees. It's the "done thing" in the trades, no workers rights, companies don't pay employers NIC, win win win for the business owners
@paulmapp8306Ай бұрын
though in this case the "workers" should be negotiating the terms not having them dictated to them - though Im guessing that doesnt happen. The trades are effectively sub=contracting part of the work - but the key there is contracting..... its you that dictates the pay for that contract (or its negotiated at least and you dont have to take the contract). Id also add its far from just the trades..... Many Many sales jobs are the same. You work for the company but your paid commission based on the sub contract so again no employee liability. Its not necessarily a BAD thing - its likely that eventually ALL jobs will be this - your CONTRACTED to do a job not employed. Well ALL have no benefits - BUT well ALL be aware of it - and the cost of those contracts will be higher as there factored in at the negotiation stage, but in order for it to work it would need to be ALL workers in the same system (inc public sector).
@matthewmosley960Ай бұрын
@@paulmapp8306 agreed that theoretically it's not a bad thing but in reality as a "self employed" labourer working for a building company, you have no say in terms of pay/ working terms, you have to request time off and it can be refused, you have to wear a uniform, the company owner dictates how and when work should be done, if you let on that you work for anybody else you get fired Yet at the same time, you have to provide your own tools and van, can be fired with zero notice (as in half way through a day and only get paid the half day), get no holiday pay, have to have your own liability insurance, have to pay for an accountant, get injured at work and get your pay docked for that day.. All for £12/hr
@formicapple2Ай бұрын
Those directors have no conscience. They are utterly lost.
@johnwhite2293Ай бұрын
The majority of workers rights came from being part of the European Union. Yes the labour party was in power, but the legislation was driven from Europe. The government did in act the legislation so they can claim that but the reality is it was driven from our membership of the European union.
@silondon9010Ай бұрын
Free movement from the European Union was a wetdream for big business and the oil 🛢 for the gig economy
@ohdearismАй бұрын
This rhetoric is like waking up from Victorian workhouse nightmare to a post modern progressive world.
@MCB-se5pjАй бұрын
Labour promoting workers rights…….whilst destroying jobs ! Brilliant!
@TheJase8566Ай бұрын
Holiday pay was driven by the EU
@TheJase8566Ай бұрын
@dogglebird4430 the EU via the working time directive gave it to “temps”.
@TheJase8566Ай бұрын
@dogglebird4430 there you go, some light reading www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1998/1833/contents
@TheJase8566Ай бұрын
@@landrover4483 you do realise a whole chunk of the population was employed as “temps” so companies could specifically avoid “benefits” like holiday pay, just because you were privileged doesn’t mean everyone was
@TheJase8566Ай бұрын
@dogglebird4430 and I was referring to the very British way people were employed as “temps” at the same place, for years, specifically to avoid giving them benefits.
@TheJase8566Ай бұрын
@dogglebird4430 I have plenty doubt. The UK unfortunately is still very much a “conservative” country and unless forced by industrial action or outside bodies, won’t make the changes needed. Unfortunately workers are not unionised and united enough to stage significant industrial action to force said changes. If we were we would have done so years ago while wages were stagnating
@lame6810Ай бұрын
im unemployed
@alundavies1016Ай бұрын
I worked for a retail company on a 6 month contract that got extended on a monthly basis until I was nearly working there a year. At that point I was told I was out if contract and I left. If I had been there a year then I would have been deemed as permanent. I had watched this game being played with some colleagues. So I took great delight in telling them where to go, as I had found work on the meantime. Employers are b@stards, remember that.
@margaretpainter3839Ай бұрын
Leve our fishing alone
@user-gj9dk2qp6gАй бұрын
Great MP. For Brent. Very nice guy too.
@mrmalavey1098Ай бұрын
Shall we take a moment of silence for the tens of thousands who will soon lose their jobs offshore thanks to ed miliband
@lawrencejobАй бұрын
The editing of these videos breaks my brain. Did I just watch it twice?
@samuellewis4042Ай бұрын
The great majority of the working class feel that there is a disconnect between them and the political system. And who could blame them? Time after time we've seen a total disregard for the working people of this country. From the MP expenses scandal where the public discovered that some of our MPs were literally criminals, using tax payers money to fund their luxurious lifestyles, all while there was about 4 million kids living in poverty in the UK at rhe time. We had the second room tax, where we saw the poorest in society, be punished for being allocated a home with more rooms that what was deemed needed for the occupants, and were then financially punishing them for this by taking the difference from their disability payments. Then we had that clegg guy who told us that if you voted for him and the lib Dems, he would make higher education affordable or even free to all that needed it, only for him to then after being elected into the coalition, not only doesn't vote against the rising of tuition fees, but votes for the motion. So when this guy talks about the working people not trusting anything a politician says, or seeing any real relevance to politics and their lives, then I say, can you blame them?
@effinjamieTTАй бұрын
Barry Gardiner, one of the few, if not the only Labour MP with any integrity. You should have stayed in the leadership race.