Finally, accountability needs to be embedded in order to build momentum. This could be achieved by establishing joint liability of brands and suppliers for what happens in their supply chain (as mooted by the former director of the government’s Labour Market Enforcement) or enforceable agreements between brands and labour organisations on working conditions in supply chains.
The supply chain of anything at all is the entire global economy.
The economy does nothing useful unless it gives the Grifting Left a cut…… Obs.
Won’t stop them trying. See also: the Bribery Act
Hammer (an Austrian tool): “show me your nails”.
Off topic, in which Spud explains that it’s different, because reasons. He has a go at the IEA as a
“a far-right think tank that will not disclose its funding”
Jean Swelte – Perhaps they are being funded by a Trust that wishes to remain anonymous? Didn’t you afford anonymity to one of your financial supporters for the same reason?
Richard Murphy -In the last decade or more I have not disclosed about £25,000 of income, although I made clear it was a Quaker related trust, because the sole relatively aged, female trustee did not want the aggression from right-wing sources that might follow
I explained the income source then, how much it was and why it could not be fully disclosed
The IEA refuse any disclosure of any sort
There is no comparison – unless you are the sort of person who would hassle a trustee
Jean Swelte – Perhaps the IEA wouldn’t want to subject its financial supporters to the aggression from far-left supporters that might follow?
If this is an acceptable stance by you, why can you not afford the IEA the same rights? Unless you are the sort of person who would hassle a donor?
Richard Murphy – In the same circumstance, I have no doubt IEA would have a case
But that is not the case that they make so your claim is completely false
Like much the IEA say
Of course, there is the national living wage, but how useful is £8.72 on your payslip if you can only get £3-£4 into your pocket?
The good professor could ask this same question with regards to taxation… But somehow – don’t ask me how I know this – I doubt the good professor will.
It’s also useful to note that the good professor alleges much, but provides nothing in the way of substantiation with regards to those allegations.
Continental Telegraph seems to have broken Tim, what the hell is SportNews? And your curve review has disappeared.
Time. Don’t forget time.
‘liability of brands and suppliers for what happens in their supply chain’
Including if one of the workers knew a slave 250 years ago.
So the Modern Slavery Statement and the Equal Pay bullshit have been repealed already? Who knew?
@Diogenes
Modern Slavery Statement and the Equal Pay bullshit have been repealed in Labour (Dem) areas like Bradford, Leicester, London, Manchester etc where illegals freely work – many in public sector too
Who needs education or legality?
Tax Payers Money Given to Love Island Dopes for doing InstaTwats
– Over £1 Million for this
Nigel Farage says what most people think but too many haven’t the guts to say in case they’re not seen to be politically correct.
– Nigel Farage: The majority have finally spoken up against the woke vociferous minority
Can life get any more depressing. This is the future people…our tax money
Get your positivity early in da mornin’, M-F! Yo! and watch it wane during da day, yo! Ain’t no M-F gonna accept the result in November, shit is gonna kick off!
https://youtu.be/Xpzl9IQHc9s
@Jussi – good spot
“I’m about to buy another gun, ain’t nobody taking it”
@Jussi
They ain’t black….
But she is:
Rachel Dolezal II – Jessica Krug
Further evidence for the existence of black privilege. No one would pretend to be black unless it brought them an advantage.