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Originally Posted by andyl
Do you mean the election campaign coffers might dry up? I think they're still probably too corporate friendly for that.
My mate works at Tesco and had to 'pay back' six hours because Xmas fell on a weekend this year. So just for her, I'd welcome this move but I guess the other 2 million affected will be pretty pleased.
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No what I am saying is, that its all fine and well, from the workers and unions standpoint, dictating all these things, but the cost is borne by the company. This little move will cost all companies a fortune. Piling endless costs onto companies is not the best way of keep unemployment low. Unions, in particular don't seem to realise that. Whats the point in helping workers with one hand, when it is choking the companies with the other?