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1. • • Almost half of the new laws proposed by the government in the King's Speech are set to extend to Northern Ireland. Some 18 of the 39 bills will apply in Northern Ireland under Labour’s legislative plans, which were unveiled on Wednesday during the State Opening of Parliament.
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   When will Northern Ireland's first budget be announced?

   • Receive today's headlines directly to your inbox every morning and evening The new Government’s first Budget will be announced on Wednesday at around 12.30pm. And awaiting what it may bring means an anxious time for businesses in Northern Ireland.

   Budget 2024: What Labour’s first statement might include and how NI b…

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   Are Labour's spending commitments a 'trivial'?

   • The Institute for Fiscal Studies, an independent think tank, says ‘"Labour’s additional day-to-day spending commitments are essentially trivial". Stormont ministers will be aiming for more progress on Northern Ireland’s overall financial relationship with the UK government.

   What will the Labour government do in Northern Ireland? - BBC

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   Will Northern Ireland vote to leave the UK?

   • Of course it will be a decision for the Northern Ireland Secretary. A few months ago in the shadow brief, Hilary Benn told the BBC there was “no evidence at all” that a majority of people in Northern Ireland would vote to leave the UK. But prime ministers come, and prime ministers go.

   What will the Labour government do in Northern Ireland? - BBC

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   What does Labour want in the UK?

   • In GB, Labour wants – eventually – to abolish the UK’s current three-tier system for employment status. It wants a simple framework where people are either workers or self-employed, abolishing the current distinction between ‘employees’ and ‘workers’.

   Lewis Silkin - Northern Ireland Good Jobs Employment Rights Bill

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   Will the new government implement the Windsor framework in 2023?

   • The new government will continue to implement the Windsor Framework, the Northern Ireland Brexit deal agreed by the UK and EU in 2023. In a BBC interview during the election campaign Hilary Benn, then shadow Northern Ireland secretary, made plain that honouring that deal was essential to the broader objective of improving relations with the EU.

   What will the Labour government do in Northern Ireland? - BBC

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   Will Labour give workers more rights if it wins a general election?

   • The British Labour Party has, however, committed to bringing in legislation to grant workers additional rights in the event it wins this week’s general election. “This package of measures promotes good jobs through a comprehensive modernisation of employment law,” Mr Murphy told members of the Assembly.

   Proposals for major changes to Northern Ireland employment law flagg…

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3. www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk › opinion › news-analysisBudget 2024: Northern Ireland businesses react to four ...

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   4 days ago · The new Government’s first Budget will be announced on Wednesday at around 12.30pm. And awaiting what it may bring means an anxious time for businesses in Northern Ireland.

4. www.itv.com › news › utvNorthern Ireland allocated extra £1.5bn in Labour's Budget

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   3 days ago · Northern Ireland. UTV. Economy. Wednesday 30 October 2024, 7:03pm. Rachel Reeves has delivered her first Budget as Chancellor, announcing an extra £1.5billion pounds for Stormont and confirming ...

5. www.irishtimes.com › business › workProposals for major changes to Northern Ireland employment ...

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   Jul 1, 2024 · A wide-ranging consultation process on proposed changes to employment law in Northern Ireland has been launched as Economy Minister Conor Murphy signalled his intention to adopt a range of...

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   3 days ago · The Chancellor announced that the Northern Ireland Executive will be provided with a £18.2 billion settlement in 2025/26 – the largest in real terms in the history of devolution. This includes ...

7. www.irishnews.com › news › businessWhat does a new Labour government mean for Northern Ireland?

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   Jul 29, 2024 · What does a new Labour government mean for Northern Ireland? There will be no significant increase in spending without a similarly sized increase in taxation

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   Aug 2, 2024 · Northern Ireland: ‘Good Jobs’ Employment Rights Bill Consultation Dashboard. 02 August 2024. Significant changes in employment law are envisaged in the new public consultation released by the Department for the Economy. Our dashboard breaks down the proposals by theme, explaining what each proposed change involves and its potential impact ...

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   Jul 5, 2024 · Labour has promised to scrap the act “as quickly as possible” – a move which would, for example, mean inquests returning. There will be consultations on a new approach – the Legacy Act had...