1st readingCommons
1 sittingBill introduced in the Commons by
Jonathan Reynoldson behalf of Department for Business and Trade
Baroness Lloyd of Effraon behalf of Department for Business and Trade
- Formal sitting
- Bill 011 EN 2024-25
- Human Rights Memorandum prepared by the Department for Business and Trade, Department for Education, Cabinet Office, Department for Work and Pensions, the Department for Transport and the Government Equalities Hub.
- Memorandum from the Department of Business and Trade to the Delegated Powers and Regulatory Reform Committee
2nd readingCommons
- Programme motion
- Money resolution
1 sitting · 1 debate · 231 speeches · 102 speakers · 2 divisionsSecond ReadingCarriedAyes 386Noes 1051 other division at this stage — on amendments and motions, not on the bill itself.
Committee stageCommons
20 sittings · 19 debates · 1,284 speeches · 18 speakers · 264 amendments264 amendments tabled149 Agreed48 No decision32 Not called1 Not selected29 Withdrawn5 Negatived on division84 written evidence submissions- First sitting
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- Letter from Justin Madders MP to Greg Smith MP regarding parliamentary procedure - new clause 11, and issue of staff being on standby.
- Letter from Justin Madders MP to Nick Timothy MP regarding clauses already subject to revision prior to second reading.
- Letter from Nia Griffith MP to Chris Law MP regarding the the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 in relation to the sexual harassment measures, as discussed during the Committee stage (tenth sitting) of the Bill.
Report stageCommons
- Programme motion
3 sittings · 3 debates · 420 speeches · 106 speakers · 287 amendments · 9 divisions287 amendments tabled160 Agreed36 Withdrawn23 No decision57 Not called5 Not selected6 Negatived on division3rd readingCommons
1 divisionThird ReadingCarriedAyes 333Noes 100Taken in this debateCommittee stageLords
19 sittings · 19 debates · 1,154 speeches · 120 speakers · 646 amendments646 amendments tabled419 Not moved96 Withdrawn20 Withdrawn before debate78 Agreed31 Stood part2 No decision- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Employment Rights Bill
- Letter from Baroness Jones to Baroness Neville-Rolfe regarding applying the right to guaranteed hours to agency workers.
- Letter from Lord Leong to Baroness Noakes regarding analysis of small and micro businesses population estimates.
- Letter from Lord Leong to Lord Sharpe regarding Government amendment 14 relating to 'longer contracts' and 'unassigned hours'.
- Letter from Lord Katz to Lord Colville regarding internships and prosecutions against employers for national minimum wage offences.
- Letter from Lord Katz to Lord Watson regarding amendment 77: statutory leave entitlement for foster carers.
- Letter from Lord Leong to Lord Hunt regarding the committee stage (second day): impact assessment and the Regulatory Policy Committee's rating.
- Letter from Lord Katz to Lord Watson and Baroness O'Grady regarding the compensatory award which employment tribunals can grant for unfair dismissal and flexible working.
- Letter from Lord Katz to Baroness Penn regarding clarification on discrimination in relation to flexible working requests.
- Letter from Baroness Jones to Lord Fox regarding zero hours contracts.
- Letter from Baroness Jones to Baroness Warwick regarding clause 30 (Public sector outsourcing: protection of workers) and the possible impact on higher education providers.
- Letter from Baroness Jones to Baroness Noakes regarding clause 20 (harassment by third parties): jurisdiction, and clause 21 (sexual harassment): policy rationale for breadth of power to make provision about "reasonable steps").
- Letter from Baroness Jones to Baroness Noakes regarding statutory sick pay analysis in the regulatory impact assessment.
- Letter from Lord Leong to Lord Leigh regarding support for the bill from IKEA and other businesses.
- Letter from Lord Katz to Lord Goddard, Lord Leigh and Baroness Coffey regarding trade unions' right of "digital" access to workplaces (clause 56).
- Letter from Lord Leong to Baroness Verma regarding black and minority ethnic businesses - participation in the consultation ‘Making Work Pay: creating a modern framework for industrial relations'.
- Letter from Lord Leong to Baroness Coffey regarding a question raised during the committee stage debate (ninth day): repeal of the Strikes (Minimum Service Levels Act) 2023, nationalised rail companies and strike action.
- Letter from Baroness Jones to Lord Hunt regarding application forms and statements regarding detriment, opting out of political fund contributions on union application forms, 10-yearly opt-out reminders, and member awareness of political fund expenditure.
Report stageLords
7 sittings · 7 debates · 389 speeches · 89 speakers · 215 amendments215 amendments tabled4 Withdrawn before debate90 Agreed89 Not moved20 Withdrawn11 Disagreed1 No decision3rd readingLords
1 sitting · 1 debate · 15 speeches · 10 speakers · 1 amendment1 amendment tabled1 AgreedConsideration of Lords amendmentsCommons
- Programme motion
1 sitting · 1 debate · 151 speeches · 44 speakers · 9 divisionsConsideration of Commons amendments and / or reasonsLords
1 sitting · 1 debate · 88 speeches · 23 speakersConsideration of Lords messageCommons
1 sitting · 1 debate · 100 speeches · 27 speakers · 5 divisionsConsideration of Commons amendments and / or reasonsLords
1 sitting · 1 debate · 40 speeches · 14 speakersConsideration of Lords messageCommons
1 sitting · 1 debate · 65 speeches · 24 speakers · 5 divisionsConsideration of Commons amendments and / or reasonsLords
1 sitting · 1 debate · 38 speeches · 16 speakers