The party’s UK deputy leader will campaign in Scotland, setting out how the New Deal For Workers will help women north of the border.
Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner has pledged 140,000 low-paid women workers in Scotland will be better off thanks to the party’s plans to tackle the “scourge” of insecure work.
The party proposes to end the use of zero-hours contracts, and to ban firms from firing workers and then rehiring them on less favourable terms and conditions. Meanwhile, plans for a “genuine living wage” will benefit 140,000 low-paid women workers, the party said. “This cannot go on – Labour will tackle the scourge of insecure work ensuring 140,000 of the lowest paid female workers in Scotland benefit from a genuine living wage that will for the first time take into account the cost of living.”
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