UK - Politika i društvo

Ferenc Puskás wrote:This school of thought says that if you are not from an ‘oppressed group’ then you are not entitled to an opinion, and that this debate is not for you.

U tom smislu:

I am proud we have Baroness... and Lord..., all of whom are committed to equality...

In the workplace, we know that flexible working improves productivity and helps people to combine work with other responsibilities.
That is why I will be working with Alok Sharma, the Business Secretary, to enable more flexible working – not just as a necessity amid the Covid crisis but to empower employees.

Mór Thököly wrote:Preporuka u svojoj velicanstvenoj jednakosti dopusta i IT menadzeru i skupljacu perja da rade od kuce i imaju fleksibilno radno vreme

Good lord

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— Liam Thorp (@LiamThorpECHO) December 22, 2020

ćaća wrote:Yes u Škotskoj na 58%.

Dambo wrote:Izgleda da nece biti tvrdog Bregzita, navodno dogovor pada u narednih par sati

Along with details of the Brexit deal, the European Commission has published this pass-agg ass inforgraphic. https://t.co/FAIfCVTDe5 pic.twitter.com/FO1dLpVLvn

— Mark Di Stefano (@MarkDiStef) December 24, 2020

Notxor wrote:Mene samo zanima airport check in, tj. da li će se subjekti britanske krune pridružiti Srbima, Amerikancima i ostalim Albancima u Non-EU redovima?

Notxor wrote:Mene samo zanima airport check in, tj. da li će se subjekti britanske krune pridružiti Srbima, Amerikancima i ostalim Albancima u Non-EU redovima?

The Guardian wrote:Starmer on Thursday called for Labour MPs to vote for Boris Johnson’s deal, saying it was a “binary choice” between the deal on offer or no deal.

“When this deal comes before parliament, Labour will accept it, and vote for it,” he said.

Starmer described Johnson’s deal as “thin”, saying it would not underpin workers’ rights or adequately protect sectors such as manufacturing and the creative industries.

Labour MPs had urged Starmer to abstain in the vote, saying he would be unable to hold the government to account for its economic consequences if Labour had supported it.

Others, including some of those who refused to vote to trigger the article 50 process of leaving the EU, would like Labour to vote against.

Sources confirmed that several frontbenchers are preparing to step down over the vote, while many others will support Starmer’s position while wishing he would abstain.

“We seem to be making a stand over a Conservative project. It is deeply uncomfortable for some MPs,” said one source.