Builders who wolf whistle will be forced to take 'respectful behaviour' training under Labour workers' rights laws
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The human rights watchdog published guidance on the 'legal obligations' for bosses yesterday as Angela Rayner's controversial 'banter ban' came into force.
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Builders who wolf whistle will be forced to take 'respectful behaviour' training under Labour workers' rights laws
The human rights watchdog published guidance on the 'legal obligations' for bosses yesterday as Angela Rayner's controversial 'banter ban' came into force.
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