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Oh goodie TUC propaganda. Did you know that Labour and the union's were opposed to the EU until Delores convinced them they could push their own agenda through the back door usong the EU without having to put it to the people? Oh the irony of that same party calling for transparency over Brexit.

Btw the link doesn't clarify the statement you made about hundreds of years of EU welfare being ripped apart by Credit and the government. Perhaps you ought to educate yourself first.
You asked what rights were specifially linked to the EU I provided you with said information, now you're being pedantic because you dislike the organisation from which I sourced said info?
They didn't make it up if that's what you're worried about, it's EU law.

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You asked what rights were specifially linked to the EU I provided you with said information, now you're being pedantic because you dislike the organisation from which I sourced said info?
They didn't make it up if that's what you're worried about, it's EU law.

ALL parties want transparency over brexit.
No you said that rights were being taken. I asked what rights when, you can't answer. Because it isn't true. If you read the TUC document yourself you'd see they state that we had many of these laws and welfares in place before the EU. The also conclude the EU employment rights in recent years isn't as good as in the past and that EU activities have reduced settlement.

How can you know rights and welfare laws that have come about since would not have come about anyway? You can't.

You misquote what I've said so often it makes responding tedious.
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No you said that rights were being taken. I asked what rights when, you can't answer. Because it isn't true. If you read the TUC document yourself you'd see they state that we had many of these laws and welfares in place before the EU.

How can you know others that have come about since would not have come about anyway? You can't.
Yes many not all, the working times directives are EU law specifically it is these that many MPs will be wanting to ensure are retained.
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Yes many not all, the working times directives are EU law specifically it is these that many MPs will be wanting to ensure are retained.
As I mentioned you have no way of knowing that we wouldn't have introduced those laws ourselves anyway. No one has said those laws will be changing unless they are scaremongering, though I can hope laws pertaining to the appearance of bananas and the taste of chocolate will be scrapped as they are ridiculous.

The EU directives force a shameful waste of food in a world where people are starving. It's so wrong to throw away foods that don't bend or straighten how the EU dictate they should.
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As I mentioned you have no way of knowing that we wouldn't have introduced those laws ourselves anyway. No one has said those laws will be changing unless they are scaremongering, though I can hope laws pertaining to the appearance of bananas and the taste of chocolate will be scrapped as they are ridiculous.

The EU directives force a shameful waste of food in a world where people are starving. It's so wrong to throw away foods that don't bend or straighten how the EU dictate they should.
Well you can play hypotheticals on your own, it's facts that are important here.
We didn't make those laws and once we brexit we won't have them.
It's not scaremongering to voice how important they are to the UK workforce.
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Well you can play hypotheticals on your own, it's facts that are important here.
We didn't make those laws and once we brexit we won't have them.
It's not scaremongering to voice how important they are to the UK workforce.
You are being hypothetical since you can't produce one fact that any of these laws are suddenly being revoked. You say facts are important and never produce any.

Ill ask you again and hope for a straight answer. Why won't we have the laws when we brexited? Who told you we wouldn't? Where did this 'fact' come from?
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You are being hypothetical since you can't produce one fact that any of these laws are suddenly being revoked. You say facts are important and never produce any.

Ill ask you again and hope for a straight answer. Why won't we have the laws when we brexited? Who told you we wouldn't? Where did this 'fact' come from?
If they are specifically EU law and we are no longer in the EU then by definition we don't have to abide by those laws do we?

UNLESS we retain them as is into our legislature, or write our own.
Again assurances that this will be the case will be sought I'm sure by our representatives.
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