Taylor review is anti-worker

IT seems a long time since a Labour frontbencher with the business portfolio thought it acceptable or advisable to quote a trade union leader in support of her position.
But Rebecca Long-Bailey differs from most Labour MPs in being born into a working class family with a trade union shop steward father and retaining a class loyalty that helps cut through the Westminster blizzard of babble.
Her observation that Unite general secretary Len McCluskey’s hope “that work would once again pay and there would be no profit in exploitation” is giving way to “a depressing sense that insecurity is the... read more