© 2020 – 2024 AEA3 WEB | AEAƎ United Kingdom News
AEA3 WEB | AEAƎ United Kingdom News
Image default
News

Labour draws up ‘parliamentary warfare’ to win better NHS deal

Party targets Queen’s speech as chance to hijack government plans and force a rise in 1% pay offer

Labour is to engage in “parliamentary warfare” in an attempt to force through an above-inflation pay rise for NHS workers, with the party planning to repeatedly hijack the government’s legislation to secure the change.

Party insiders believe they have already found a way to force a vote on the issue in just a few weeks’ time and are already planning to attach the pay increase to the Queen’s speech in May, should the government fail to increase its 1% offer. Votes on the Queen’s speech are often seen as a test in confidence in the government.

Continue reading…

Related posts

Strikes on Houthis could bring Biden closer to the regional war he sought to avoid

AEA3

Artemis 1: Nasa to make second attempt at launching rocket around moon

AEA3

Disgraced Tory MP Neil Parish ‘broke law’ by watching porn in Commons

AEA3