The Deputy Prime Minister has pledged to “make work pay in Scotland”, as figures revealed parts of the country could see the biggest boost to their employment than anywhere else in the UK. Speaking ahead of a visit to Glasgow on Thursday, Angela Rayner said the UK Government’s flagship Employment Rights Bill amounts to the “biggest upgrade to workers’ rights in a generation”.

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Deputy Prime Minister promises wage rise for low paid in visit to Glasgow

Research by the UK Government found workers in central Scotland will see the biggest boost to their wages as a result of the Employment Rights Bill.

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Rayner pledges to ‘make work pay’ in Scotland ahead of visit to Glasgow

The Deputy Prime Minister was speaking in Glasgow on Thursday.

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Labour's Deputy Prime Minister pledged to "create a more modern, healthier and productive workforce" ahead of visiting printing firm McAllister Litho and defence firm BAE Systems.

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The Deputy Prime Minister said low-paid workers will benefit from new workers rights coming into force this year.

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Research by the UK Government found workers in central Scotland will see the biggest boost to their wages as a result of the Employment Rights Bill.  The Deputy Prime Minister has pledged to “make work pay in Scotland”, as figures revealed parts of the country could see the biggest boost to their employment than anywhere else in the UK. Speaking ahead of a visit to Glasgow on Thursday, Angela Rayner said the UK Government’s flagship Employment R…

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Rayner pledges to ‘make work pay’ in Scotland ahead of visit to Glasgow

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