John McDonnell

That this House calls on the Chancellor of the Exchequer to instruct Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) urgently to review its programme of job cuts and office closures; is concerned that the Department is already failing to deliver an adequate service having to write-off o

9 Feb 2010

That the Principal Civil Service Pension Scheme (Amendment) Scheme 2010, a copy of which was laid before this House on 5 February, be revoked.

9 Feb 2010

That the Civil Service Compensation Scheme (Amendment) Scheme 2010, a copy of which was laid before this House on 5 February, be revoked.

9 Feb 2010

That this House notes former Prime Minister right hon. Tony Blair's comments about Iran during his evidence to the inquiry into the war on Iraq; considers them deeply unhelpful and an astonishing breach of the inquiry's remit; expresses regret that Sir John Chilcot felt unable to

3 Feb 2010

That this House contrasts the recent reports that the incoming Chief Executive of Marks and Spencer is to receive a fee of £15 million for simply joining the company with the evidence from the Report of the National Equality Panel that people in the poorest tenth of the populatio

2 Feb 2010

That this House acknowledges that the anti-trade union laws currently in place have led to the deplorable situation of unions having fewer rights to take industrial action now than they did in 1906; expresses its disappointment that the complex rules regarding balloting procedure

26 Jan 2010

That this House considers that the recent emails sent to British Airlines Stewards and Stewardesses Association members of Unite by BA's management threatening to withdraw travel and other benefits from staff taking strike action and containing the company's proposals to train al

26 Jan 2010

That this House recognises the importance of welfare officers in the Civil Service who provide valuable and cost-effective welfare services to their colleagues; expresses concern at plans in HM Revenue and Customs and other Government departments to abolish these posts and move t

21 Jan 2010

That this House notes that in his interview in the Financial Times of 19 January 2010 the Chancellor of the Exchequer has admitted to a planned policy of 17 per cent. cuts in expenditure across Government departments other than schools, health and the police force, the early with

20 Jan 2010

That this House notes that whilst there is a legal minimum workplace indoor temperature, there is no clear legal maximum workplace temperature so that conditions can vary greatly from employer to employer; further notes the many employees, particularly those working in bakeries,

15 Dec 2009