StatusClosed
Opened14 Aug 2025
Closes14 Feb 2026
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We ask the Government to help protect lower-paid workers by legislating for a cap on contractual notice periods, so that no employee earning below £37,600 can be required to give more than one month’s notice.
£37,600 is the mean average pre-tax salary in the UK. We think some employers impose excessively long notice periods (e.g. 3 months) even for minimum wage roles. We feel that this disproportionately affects workers earning below the national average salary, preventing them from moving to better-paid jobs and trapping them in low paid jobs. Employers often cannot wait 3+ months to fill roles, meaning suitable candidates could be blocked from progressing or improving their pay.
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1Lucy Powell MP
Manchester Central2Daniel Francis MP
Bexleyheath and Crayford3Darren Jones MP
Bristol North West4Sarah Gibson MP
Chippenham5Nigel Farage MP
Clacton6Sarah Jones MP
Croydon West7Chris Coghlan MP
Dorking and Horley8Danny Kruger MP
East Wiltshire9Jack Abbott MP
Ipswich10Ben Maguire MP
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