
In a speech in London, he vowed to stop ruthless bosses from undercutting the minimum wage by taking on foreign staff
Ed Miliband today pledged to stop companies blacklisting British workers in favour of cheaper foreign staff.
The Labour leader said UK-born jobseekers were being “locked out” of work by recruitment agencies.
And he admitted Labour had got it wrong while in Government by ignoring people’s “legitimate concerns” about immigration.
In a speech in London, he vowed to stop ruthless bosses from undercutting the minimum wage by taking on foreign staff.
He also promised to tackle recruitment agencies that offer jobs only to overseas workers.
And Mr Miliband pledged the stricter enforcement of minimum-wage laws to tackle the...