Debbie Caswell’s Post

Heading to the polls tomorrow? The moment of decision is upon us, and with the future of our country's leadership at stake, I understand the struggle of the undecided voter. 😟 🗳️ Let's demystify the party offerings on employment to aid your choice. Who'll earn your tick on the ballot? 🤔 🔵 Conservatives: They're waving the flag of tax relief, proposing a cut in NI contributions and vowing not to hike income tax or VAT. They're also eyeing up a slew of new apprenticeships, aiming to bolster healthcare staff, and contemplating an education revamp with the new Advanced British Standard qualification. 🌱 Greens: Eyeing the affluent for increased taxes, the Greens propose striking down "anti- union" laws, advocating a £15/hr living wage, and introducing a four-day workweek to balance work and life more favorably. 🔴 Labour: Leading the polls, they've unwrapped a 'New Deal for Working People', focusing on job stability, fair wages, and revamping the immigration system with a skills-based approach. 🔶 Lib Dems: They are campaigning for a lifelong skills grant and redefining the skills and training levy. Their blueprint includes shaking up dependent contractor conditions and pushing for a merit-based immigration system. 🏴 Plaid Cymru: They're channeling their focus on higher national insurance for the well-off, a living wage for apprenticeships, and the devolution of employment law to Wales. 🔄 Reform UK: They're on the trail for higher income tax thresholds and a dramatic reshaping of employment law, with a clear stance on an employer immigration tax and boosting police and army forces. 🏴 SNP: Dedicating resources to the NHS and looking for greater autonomy over Scotland's taxation. They're also committed to eliminating zero-hour contracts and paving a way back into the EU, aiming to benefit from freedom of movement. It's not just a vote; it's an opportunity to shape our nation's employment landscape for the foreseeable future. So, have your say and vote wisely! ✨ #GeneralElection #UKPolitics #VoteResponsibly #stillundecided

General election: What the major parties are offering employers

General election: What the major parties are offering employers

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