The Observer view on the employment rights bill: workers finally get the protection they deserve | Observer editorial
Briefly

UK employment laws significantly lag behind the OECD average, resulting in millions facing insecure work with minimal rights, a situation worsened since 2010.
Labour's new proposals aim to enhance worker rights, enabling protections against unfair dismissal from day one, rather than after two years.
Sick pay rights will be improved, offering statutory sick pay from day one, including for low-paid workers previously excluded.
Legislation will abolish fire-and-rehire practices, making it unlawful for employers to dismiss workers and require them to reapply under worse conditions.
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