Anti-EU vote to soar if PM haggles away workers’ rights
SUPPORT for a break with the European Union would soar if the Tories used membership negotiations to attack workers’ rights, a new TUC survey suggested yesterday.
The poll of over 4,000 voters showed that 55 per cent of respondents were more likely to support staying in the EU if it “did more to help working people get decent pay and conditions at work.”
But just 23 per cent said they would be more likely to back Britain’s membership if it “did more to cut red tape on businesses.”
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