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Labour Leadership Contest - Employment law pledges

Jeremy Corbyn and Owen Smith have set out a number of pledges in relation to employment law. 

Both candidates would outlaw zero-hours contracts, abolish employment tribunal fees and repeal the Trade Union Act 2016.  

Mr Corbyn would make union recognition compulsory in companies with more than 250 employees. Mr Smith would allow electronic balloting in industrial action ballots, and would strengthen collective bargaining. He would also introduce wages councils in some sectors.

Posted on 09/06/2016 by Ortolan

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