Early day motion tabled by primary sponsor Eddie Loyden (Labour), on Wednesday, 12 December 1990, in the House of Commons. It is signed by 45 members in total.

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"CHARTER FOR THE UNEMPLOYED"

That this House expresses concern that unemployment is again increasing at an alarming rate; notes that the policies of the Government show a total disregard for the social consequences of long-term unemployment on individuals and communities; believes that the cause of unemployment is due to the economic policies of Government; calls on the Government to adopt policies for full employment especially through regional investment; further notes the work of unemployed centres throughout Britain on behalf of the unemployed; and supports the National Unemployed Centres Combine on the occasion of the presentation of its Charter for the Unemployed petition on 13th December.

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Secondary information

Type

Early day motion

Reference

227 

Session

1990-91

Other sponsors

Dennis Skinner

Robert Parry

Bob Clay

Terry Fields

Gerald Bermingham

Subjects

Economic policy Long term unemployed people Regional planning and development Unemployment National Unemployment Centres Combine Petitions

Link

View this Early day motion on www.parliament.uk