Union leader criticizes Labour's workers' rights shake-up as having 'more holes than Swiss cheese'

Union leader's criticism

Union leader Sharon Graham has criticized Labour's proposed Employment Rights Bill, stating that it falls short and will not fulfill the promise of making work more financially rewarding.

Concerns from business leaders

Some business leaders share similar concerns, describing the bill as 'clumsy and chaotic' and fearing that it will result in more red tape and potentially lead to a freeze in hiring.

Defending the reforms

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has defended the plans, emphasizing that the proposed legislation is aimed at benefiting both businesses and workers.

Upcoming vote and reactions

The bill is set to be voted on by MPs on October 21, with varying opinions from different stakeholders, including criticism from the Federation of Small Businesses and support from the Business Secretary.

Labour's response

The Shadow Business Secretary, Kevin Hollinrake, has accused Labour of rushing the legislation to appease union interests, despite opposition from various quarters.