Labour Prioritizes Stability in UK-EU Relations, Promises Pro-Business and Pro-Worker Policies

Jonathan Reynolds emphasizes a balanced approach to Brexit and workers' rights ahead of the general election

Labour aims to improve UK-EU trade relations without rejoining the single market or customs union.
Business leaders express cautious optimism about Labour's economic policies but seek clarity on specific plans.
Labour pledges new workers' rights, including sick pay and parental leave from day one, sparking concerns among some businesses.
Jonathan Reynolds highlights Labour's transformation since 2019, focusing on stability and practical agreements.
Conservative counterpart Kemi Badenoch criticizes Labour's approach, promoting a less regulated, lower-tax economy.