Re: employment rights
"Given a government who are talking about ignoring laws passed by parliament"
What, like ""The result of the EU Referendum is legally binding and CANNOT be changed" and "Article 50 says we WILL leave after the set period expires"? Or maybe "We will only have one referendum on Scottish Independence"?
Cameron and the government of the time - ALL PARTIES, not just the Tories, which means Labour, the Lib Dems and any others like the Greens etc all had their say and are equally culpable - drafted a whole lot of legislation so that the result of the 'Leave/Remain' Referendum was set in stone and *could not* - let me say that again *COULD NOT* - be repealed under any circumstances. It was even worded in a similar way to the Scottish Independence referendum so that there was (supposed to be) no way to have another vote on the subject.
Of course, these laws were drafted by the same experts who told Cameron that he could not fail, that the UK would vote Remain and the vote was merely a formality - and they got it completely and utterly wrong. (And, strangely, these are the same experts who are now crying into their cups about the impending doom if we dare to ignore their advice and continue on our "self--destructive" journey towards leaving the EU. But just because they have been completely fricking wrong on everything so far is no reason to think they are a bunch of completely fricking useless buttholes)
And suddenly, laws allegedly set in stone regarding things like "no u-turns" and "no second chances" are completely ignored - along with the minor inconvenience that the majority voted Leave. Which is how Democracy is supposed to work, not by some rich lawyer taking the country to court because she doesn't like losing or the appalling behaviour of a bunch of arrogant layabouts who promised to do what the voters wanted but then decided the vote doesn't matter, they can and will do just what they want.
Shame there's no way of turning all the lying two-faced oxygen thieves who promised to support the result of the Referendum but are now doing everything they can to stop it bright green. Then there would be no question about who should be allowed to stand for re-election (or is being guilty of fraud no longer a bar to serving as an MP?)