Proceeding contribution from Lord Mandelson (Labour) in the House of Lords on Monday, 2 February 2009. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Industrial Action: Lindsey Oil Refinery.
Industrial Action: Lindsey Oil Refinery
My Lords, the original directive and its interpretation certainly allows for subcontracted companies to draw on their own permanent workforce to fulfil that contract. The posting of workers directive not only provides for free movement of labour in Europe but also puts in place very important protections for labour posted overseas, such that all workers’ statutory employment rights should be respected and upheld. That includes adherence to the statutory national minimum wage, equal pay, health and safety, and paid leave and it is absolutely right that that should remain the case. As a Government, we will do everything we possibly can to ensure that that is the case.
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- Conditions of employment Contracts ACAS Equality Industrial disputes EU law Free movement of labour Oil Pay Recruitment Migrant workers Refineries Italy Portugal Total UK Immingham
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