Keir Starmer must make 2025 'year of delivery', says union boss

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Unions are reasonably confident that the government will resist pressure to weaken its reforms to workers' rights, and that employers will start changing their practices as soon as they see the final shape of the legislation -- even before it takes effect in the coming years.
47% : But he rejected the argument that the weaker economic backdrop made it risky to press ahead with tax increases that will hit employers shortly before new flagship legislation awards sweeping new rights to workers.
38% : Nowak, in post since 2022, said the threat of a new trade war following Donald Trump's re-election as US president made it all the more important for Britain to boost ties with the EU, and put "cold, hard cash" into its industrial strategy -- while stipulating that business receiving subsidies must support jobs.

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