Workers who are consistently contacted by their bosses outside of normal working hours could receive thousands of pounds more in compensation, under proposed Labour legislation that seeks to introduce a ‘right to switch off’ policy and protect work-life balance.
Labour is under criticism due to continued rail and airport disruption despite significant wage increases for workers, with strikes set to affect major routes every weekend from August to November.
The Times reveals that the shadow transport secretary has accused government ministers of “prioritising unions over pensioners.
Business leaders have warned the government that introducing new laws for workers could cause “real damage” to the economy by slowing growth and reducing productivity.
The number of violent attacks against women and girls on Britain’s railways has increased by more than 50 percent over the last two years, raising concerns over safety and highlighting the need for improved measures and support systems.
The Times reports President Zelenskyy has declared that war is now affecting Putin directly, as a Ukrainian offensive in Russia has caused mass evacuations.
The Times reveals councils will gain authority to compulsorily and affordably acquire green belt land to meet the target of constructing 1.
The King praised Britain’s community spirit and resilience in response to the riots following the Southport attack, expressing heartfelt thanks to the police and emergency services.
The police are investigating potential connections between far-right extremists, football hooligans, and an expected rise in violent flare-ups coinciding with the start of the football season, and are liaising with the English Football League and stadium security to prevent disorder.
Thousands of anti-fascist demonstrators gathered across England in response to far-right riots, resulting in clashes with police and the sentencing of rioters to prison terms of up to three years.