Five Main Points
There are five main points covered by the Warwick Agreement:
- Fairness at work
- Pensions
- Public services
- Manufacturing
- Other commitments
There are many principles covered by each heading (see separate sheets), including statutory pay and paid holidays, protection for pensions, sanitation improvements in the NHS, healthy eating in schools, expansion of skills programmes in the UK and more stringent limitations on interest rates and fees.
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