Proceeding contribution from Glenda Jackson (Labour) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 16 October 2008. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Jobs for the Girls: Two Years On.
Jobs for the Girls: Two Years On
The points that my hon. Friend raises on the management of work forces are interesting. However, the reason why I support the idea of flexible working for the entire work force is that, anecdotally, I have learned that problems arise because some fellow workers resent the fact that some of their colleagues have a right to flexible working. Their argument is always, ““Why am I not allowed that? Is it because I do not have children or caring responsibilities? It is unfair.”” It is not exclusively on the management level that this problem arises in the work place; flexible working can strike other workers as unfair, therefore the right to flexible working would be a great benefit all round.
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- Adult education Women Employment Equality Pay Professions Public sector Managers Part-time employment Training
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