Trade unions begin ‘bombarding’ firms with demands before Rayner’s new workers’ rights laws come into effect

Trade unions have already begun to ‘bombard’ businesses with demands to march into workplaces ahead of Labour‘s new workers’ rights laws coming into force next week.

Shop stewards and union officials will have the power to access offices and factories from next Friday under Angela Rayner‘s Employment Rights Act.

‘Several unions are already sending businesses voluntary access requests, even though the rules don’t come into force until October 30,’ Chris Coombes, a senior associate at specialist employment law firm Littler, warned on Friday night.

Shadow Chancellor Andrew Griffith warned that Left-wing activists are ’emboldened’ by Labour’s workers’ rights laws and are ‘taking action

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