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WITHDRAWAL OF TAXI SERVICE TO PIZZA HUT STAFF

Early day motion 558, tabled 19 April 1999 by Barry Gardiner (Labour). Signed by 59 members.

That this House deplores the action of Pizza Hut, which, in its opposition to the national minimum wage, has cut funds for late night taxi services for its staff, many of whom are under 18 years and some of whom work as late as 1.00 am; considers such action prejudicial to the welfare and safety of Pizza Hut staff; and urges the company to reconsider its position.

Signatures by party: Labour 54, Labour/Co-operative 3, Liberal Democrat 2.