Rollback of EU working directive

[Mordac]

All of you on hourly rates must be crapping yourselves...

[Eirikur]

It’s unnecessary EUSSR red tape that prevents Great Britain’s Tory party donors from earning more money.

FTFY

[AtW]

It’s unnecessary EUSSR red tape that prevents Great Britain’s workers from earning more money.

[darmstadt]

[darmstadt]

Come on, you know the drill, copy and paste as we're not all subscribers

Can't now! I got it as another link and could read it but seems no longer can, weird but basically it had lots of long words, talked about how the government was looking at removing some EU employment laws, unions didn't like that, business organisations did and was on an orange background. I'm sure there will be a Mail or Express article along at sometime for BB to post

[ladymuck]

Come on, you know the drill, copy and paste as we're not all subscribers

[BlasterBates]

Could also lead to retaliation.

Interestingly the working directive doesn't involve any red tape it's just an inherent right for an employee to not have to work more than 8 hours overtime per week.

Why don't they cut unnecessary red tape?

[darmstadt]

A Brexit benefit?

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