Is that 2% who reckon care workers are overpaid?
Max Freedman
@maxiefreedman.bsky.social
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Kingstonian, Labour, Trade Unionist, Sport(s) fan and various musings...
Was Chair of the Unite Parliamentary Staff Branch for 15 years.
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Clearly a step in the wrong direction. We need more transparency about our legislators (definitely including those with lifetime appointments) and others with access to parliament, not less.
Peers had registered more than 3,700 non-financial interests - such as directorships or being a trustee - before a rule change allowed them to wipe them from the public record
Exclusive by @ktriley.bsky.social and myself for @theobserveruk.bsky.social
Behind closed doors: Lords decide their interests need le...
Peers had registered 3,738 non-financial interests before a rule change allowed them to wipe them from the public domain, analysis by The Observer has es...
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It would have been nice if there’d been any discussion of Geno in the top tier. As the new Raiders QB there’s a fanbase who wants to hear more insight into him.
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That’s always my reaction, particularly when it’s phrased as “I won’t take any lessons from…”
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As always the lesson is that a culture of bullying persists in Parliament, committed by politicians you like as well as ones you don’t. Allegations shouldn’t be thrown around for political advantage because they easily rebound.
I hope the ICGS does its job and the facts help change the culture.
Reform is investigating its MP Rupert Lowe, after complaints of "serious bullying" of female members of staff and allegations of "threats of physical violence" against the party chairman
Lowe has said the allegations are "untrue and false" www.politicshome.com/news/article...
Reform Investigating MP For Alleged 'Serious Bullying' Against Female Staff
Reform UK is investigating the conduct of its MP Rupert Lowe, after complaints of 'serious bullying' were submitted by two female members of staff ...
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Concerning if this leads to more people drinking in their offices instead- less oversight and fewer people keeping an eye on bad behaviour
Strangers’ bar in parliament to close after alleged spiking incident
Strangers’ bar in parliament to close after alleged spiking incident
House of Commons spokesperson says bar will close while security and safety are reviewed Parliament’s Strangers’ bar will close from Monday while security and safety arrangements are reviewed after an alleged spiking incident, a House of Commons…
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@tootingstuart.bsky.social may be able to assist
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First Democratic Party president to die since 1973.
