UK Politics
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!ukpolitics@lemm.ee appears to have vanished! We can still see cached content from this link, but goodbye I guess! :'(
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Reported as misleading headline. It's not actual policy.
Not much we can do as it isn't editorialised by OP, that's all on the Torygraph.
We may want a list of sites for this community that are either black or grey listed but we also don't want to overly restrict the sources used too much as you'd be in danger of groupthink and enforcing a more left-leaning mindset that doesn't properly reflect the range of opinion amongst general British voters.
So I would black-list the Sun and Star, grey-list the Mail, Express and Telegraph as sources to be used sparingly. We'd probably also want to grey-list sources like The Morning Star, etc - we have !uk_leftists@feddit.uk for that kind of thing.
the amount of people just reading the headline and not understanding this isnt an actual 4 day work week, just 10 hour work days is funny.
its getting reposted all over the internet as 'labour introduces 4 day work week!' when they have literally just changed the wording on some things that where already like that; employers already had to consider any compressed 4 day work week request in the UK before this.
Its only a 4 day work week if they reduce the hours!