Labour came to power earlier this year promising to make it the default from day one for all workers, except where it was not feasible.
As first reported by the Daily Telegraph,, external that could allow staff to work four longer days instead of five.
Details are expected in the autumn when a law to create a new package of workers’ rights is expected to begin its journey through Parliament.
“Despite warning after warning from industry, [Deputy Prime Minister] Angela Rayner is pressing ahead with her French-style union laws that will make doing business more expensive in the UK,” Mr Hollinrake said.
