Sentence examples for changes to labour rules from inspiring English sources
But the special zones will not, after all, introduce sweeping changes to labour rules.
The changes to Labour leadership rules has weakened the power of the union vote, making it easier for a Blairite candidate to seize the crown.
It said: "The Beecroft report is but one of many submissions gathered by government in the last year in response to the Red Tape Challenge - most of which have submitted strong evidence-based proposals in response to suggested changes to labour market rules".
Changes to Labour's internal rules have been passed after an angry row at the party conference in Liverpool.
"Any changes to Labour party policymaking process, as those on the left will know better than anybody because they're usually the holders of the rule book if you like, will know that changes like that can only be made at Conference by changing the rule book of the Labour party," she said.
Labour insiders say they hope to review all this after five years but the simple fact remains: if the unions continue to control half the votes at any conference that consider changes to the Labour rule book, then no significant reform can take place without having at least some of them on board.
Heading and text referring to Labour rule in "Bradford" have been changed to make clear the reference is to the national constitutency of Bradford West.
Principally at issue was the Greek refusal to implement policy changes regarding pensions, labour rules, and taxation that met with the troika's approval.
Labour is considering changes to its rules to send "a clear signal" of its "zero tolerance" towards anti-Semitism, according to a spokesman for Corbyn, without elaborating further.
The most recent attempt to steer changes to the rules on succession through Parliament was by Labour former minister Keith Vaz in January.
Conference voted on Tuesday to adopt controversial rule changes to let Labour leaders in Scotland and Wales nominate one person each to sit on the NEC.
