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Claire Coutinho: Britain’s economic dictatorship isn’t run by generals. It’s run by employment tribunals
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Employment tribunals in the UK are independent judicial bodies that hear disputes between employers and employees, with the power to make binding decisions on matters such as unfair dismissal and discrimination. The role of these tribunals has grown in significance in recent years, with many employees turning to them to resolve workplace disputes. As Shadow Equalities Minister, Claire Coutinho's comments suggest that the Conservative party is planning to review the balance of power in employment law, potentially with a view to reducing the influence of tribunals.
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Claire Coutinho: Britain’s economic dictatorship isn’t run by generals. It’s run by employment tribunals
We need a reset which puts power back in the hands of the people. Restoring meritocracy and common sense is at the heart of the work Kemi Badenoch has asked me to do as Shadow Equalities Minister, and we will shortly be setting out our plan to achieve it.
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6 Jul, 05:20