Early day motion tabled by primary sponsor Austin Mitchell (Labour), on Monday, 20 May 2013, in the House of Commons. It is signed by 19 members in total.

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RESPECT AT WORK IN THE MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRIES

That this House is deeply concerned by the findings of Dinah Rose QC's Respect at Work review and the evidence it has revealed about the culture of bullying which has existed at the BBC; notes that the threat of redundancies under the Delivering Quality First agenda has further exacerbated a culture of fear in the Corporation; further notes that the problem is not exclusive to the BBC, but exists more broadly across the media industry and in newspapers; welcomes the campaign launched by the Federation of Entertainment Unions, which represents journalists, writers, actors, entertainers, broadcasting technical staff, musicians and footballers, to combat bullying in the media and entertainment industries; and calls on employers across the industry to engage with the unions to initiate reforms to improve working practices as suggested in the Rose review, to minimise the culture of bullying in the creative industries and to ensure that anti-bullying policies are effectively monitored and enforced.

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Secondary information

Type

Early day motion

Reference

126 

Session

2013-14

Other sponsors

Jim Dobbin

John McDonnell

Martin Caton

Baroness Clark of Kilwinning

Linda Riordan

Subjects

Crimes of violence Performing arts

Link

View this Early day motion on www.parliament.uk