Workers (Definition and Rights) Bill 2017-19
Progress of the Bill
Bill started in the House of Commons
- House of Commons
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- House of Lords
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- Royal Assent
Last event
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2nd reading: House of Commons
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22.03.2019
Latest Bill
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Bill 114 2017-19, as introduced | PDF version, 92KB | 17.01.2018 |
Latest news on the Workers (Definition and Rights) Bill 2017-19
This Bill is expected to have its second reading debate on Friday 22 March 2019.
This Bill was introduced to Parliament on Wednesday 18 October 2017 under the Ten Minute Rule. This allows an MP to make his or her case for a new bill in a speech lasting up to ten minutes. An opposing speech may also be made before the House decides whether or not the bill should be introduced. If the MP is successful the bill is taken to have had its first reading.
This Bill is a Private Member’s Bill. These are often not printed until close to the second reading debate. If the text is not yet available here and you wish to know more about this bill please contact its sponsor, Chris Stephens.
Summary of the Workers (Definition and Rights) Bill 2017-19
A Bill to amend the definition of worker; to make provision about workers’ rights; and for connected purposes.Stay up to date
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