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	Search: spoken by Gerry Sutcliffe page 8 (TheyWorkForYou.com)
		Gerry Sutcliffe: The arrangements for the distribution of newspapers are a commercial matter for the industry, operating within the relevant legal and regulatory framework.
		Gerry Sutcliffe: The amendment was not admirable, because it was not chosen.
		Gerry Sutcliffe: The Department does not hold any statistical data which would enable it to undertake any research into whether any UK businesses have entered a formal insolvency procedure as a result of being unable to meet their pension obligations.
	www.theyworkforyou.com /search/?pid=10579&o=r&pop=1&p=8 (948 words)

	Gerry Sutcliffe MP
		Replying, Gerry Sutcliffe MP, Under-Secretary of State for Employment Relations, Competition and Consumers at the Department of Trade and Industry said the Government needed to balance the desire for more holidays with the cost to business of £200 billion a day.
		Sutcliffe continued that while he was "attracted" by the idea of extra holidays "You have to work out the balances between the costs and whether you should have extra bank holidays but we will keep it under consideration."
		He asked Mr Sutcliffe to meet a Welsh Assembly delegation to discuss the issue further but the minister feared he could be meeting large numbers of delegations if he gave way on the issue.
	stdavidsday.org /sutcliffe.htm (515 words)

	Gerry Sutcliffe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gerard Sutcliffe (born May 13, 1953, Salford) is a politician in the United Kingdom.
		He has been member of Parliament for Bradford South since he won a 1994 by-election caused by the death of Bob Cryer.
		Guardian Unlimited Politics - Ask Aristotle: Gerry Sutcliffe MP
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gerry_Sutcliffe (123 words)

	Gerry Sutcliffe Visit - Ivan Henderson - Labour's Parliamentary Candidate for Clacton
		Gerry Sutcliffe MP, the Parliamentary-Under Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, visited Clacton-on-Sea on 3rd March 2006, at the invitation of Ivan Henderson.
		Mr Sutcliffe, who is Minister for Employment Relations and Consumer Affairs, began his visit at Colbayns High School in Clacton where he visited the Sixth Form Centre and met students studying vocational courses in construction, engineering and other industry-relationed subjects.
		Gerry Sutcliffe is the 50th Government Minister to visit the existing Harwich constituency since Ivan was elected as the local MP in May 1997.
	www.ivanhenderson.labour.co.uk /ViewPage.cfm?Page=17764 (261 words)

	CCTA GERRY SUTCLIFFE’S INVOLVEMENT IN THE CCA REVIEW
		Gerry Sutcliffe, MP for Bradford South since 1994, was appointed Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Employment Relations, Competition and Consumers on 13 June 2003.
		Gerry Sutcliffe served as Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS) to Harriet Harman when she was Secretary of State for Social Security (1997-1998).
		Mr Sutcliffe was educated at the Cardinal Hinsley Grammar School, Bradford; and Bradford Ilkley Community College.
	www.ccta.co.uk /speaker_ccta_gsreview.htm (423 words)

	Sutcliffe, Gerry \| Aristotle \| Guardian Unlimited Politics
		Gerry Sutcliffe says: "In the 1980s we didn't take people with us.
		We had trendy Wendys and Nigels who enjoyed spouting leftwing politics which they had never lived, and who didn't want people in the party who didn't understand procedure.
		Lucy Ward in the Guardian: "Ask Sutcliffe if he's sold out, and he'll point to more than two decades of unbroken commitment to the trade union movement, starting in an early job at a Bradford foundry where he joined the AEU, and culminating in his current chairmanship of the Commons trade union group...
	politics.guardian.co.uk /person/0,9290,-5068,00.html (146 words)

	Irish, Party, Labour, party, British, Belfast, first, Stormont, House, Falls, August, rights, opposed - Gerry Fitt
		Gerard "Gerry" Fitt, Baron Fitt (9 April 1926 – 26 August 2005) was a Northern Ireland politician.
		In June 1983 he lost his seat in Belfast West to Gerry Adams, in part due to competition from an SDLP candidate.
		Dieser Artikel basiert auf dem Artikel Gerry Fitt aus der freien Enzyklo.
	www.alphasearch.org /Gerry-Fitt.html (1071 words)

	Carers UK : Working for carers : an interview with Gerry Sutcliffe MP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
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		Gerry Sutcliffe MP, is the government Minister with responsibility for flexible work issues.
		On the day the government announced their new Work and Families Bill he spoke to Carers UK and we asked him what the new Bill would offer for carers.
	www.carersuk.org /Newsandcampaigns/Newsreleases/1129799745 (566 words)

	Immigration & Nationality Directorate - Minutes of the eighth - 2 February 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Chair introduced Gerry Sutcliffe from the Department for Trade and Industry, welcomed new members from the CBI, CSCS, NFU, and REC and tendered the apologies of members who were unable to attend.
		Gerry Sutcliffe concurred, explaining that given demographic and organisational changes in the UK over recent years, we would depend increasingly on migrant labour in future to remain competitive.
		Gerry Sutcliffe endorsed this point, using the DTI's recent guidance for Portuguese workers on their employment rights as an example.
	www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk /ind/en/home/0/preventing_illegal/steering_group_to/minutes_-_2_february.textonly.html (2284 words)

	Alvis Merger Update
		Mr Sutcliffe's decision is in line with the advice of the Office of Fair Trading on jurisdiction, and the Ministry of Defence on how best to remedy the public security concerns identified.
		Gerry Sutcliffe said: "The OFT has advised that, if I believe it is necessary on national security grounds, I am able to either refer this merger, or seek undertakings in lieu of reference, under the Enterprise Act.
		Gerry Sutcliffe's decision to issue an intervention notice in this case on public interest grounds was announced in DTI press notice P/2004/161 of 26 April 2004.
	www.advfn.com /news_merger-update_7822329.html (565 words)

	FLA :: News :: Article
		Gerry Sutcliffe said: "Empowered consumers drive up competition and quality of services.
		Gerry Sutcliffe also announced the launch of the Retail Enforcement Pilot, which comes out of the DTI's five year programme 'Creating Wealth from Knowledge'.
		Working in partnership with enforcement agencies, the pilot looks at a range of measures to reduce the burden of complying with regulation in the retail sector such as reducing multiple visits to retailers and establishing mechanisms to resolve conflicting requirements of enforcement agencies.
	www.fla.org.uk /news/news.asp?ID=98 (371 words)

	Gerry Sutcliffe Information
		Gerard Sutcliffe (born May 13, 1953, Salford) is a politician in the United Kingdom.
		He has been the Labour Member of Parliament for Bradford South since he won a 1994 by-election caused by the death of Bob Cryer.
		In the May 2006 reshuffle he was moved to the Home Office, as Minister for Prisons and the Probation Service.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Gerry_Sutcliffe (104 words)

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		It goes without saying, and I have said to Gerry, that we did expect his boss to be here I spoke about that earlier this week we have had an undertaking given to us over lunch that there will be a meeting between ourselves and him when the crisis dies down.
		GERRY SUTCLIFFE: Thank you Colin for that introduction and thank you Conference for inviting me to speak at your Conference today, although I know you were not expecting me. Reshuffles come without much warning.
		We voted earlier this week, Gerry, not to affiliate to the labour party and the reasons we gave were that we do not trust new labour.
	www.poauk.org.uk /documents/AC2006-VerbatimSpeech-GerrySutcliffe.doc (3677 words)

	Downing Street Says...: Paedophiles and News of the World
		Asked why it had been announced in the News of the World and not parliament, the PMOS noted the rival publications desire to ban all communication with the News of the World but it was not something he could promise the government would deliver.
		Put that Chief Constable Granger's criticism had in fact been that it was policy making on the hoof, the PMOS suggested that if we had said that we were going to introduce Megan's law today that would have been policy making on the hoof.
		The fact was that we were saying that Gerry Sutcliffe was going to go to the United States to look at the 10 years of experience of Megan's law there.
	www.downingstreetsays.org /archives/002817.html (1622 words)

	NGH News: Changes Made to the National Minimum Wage Regulations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		February this year Employment Relations Minister Gerry Sutcliffe announced changes to the national minimum wage regulations that could see homeworkers receive pay rises in October 2004 and April 2005.
		In April 2005, homeworkers will see a further improvement in their wages when employers will have to pay an average worker at the rate of 120% of the national minimum wage, a change designed to bring more homeworkers under the umbrella of the national minimum wage.
		Gerry Sutcliffe said "many homeworkers have suffered from low wages from unscrupulous employers and today's proposals will mean that around 170,000 homeworkers across the country could see their wages increase by thousands of pounds."
	www.homeworking.gn.apc.org /news/sp04p6a.html (309 words)

	Credit Management & Debt Collection Business Industry News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		A radical overhaul of the UK's thirty-year-old credit laws will be brought forward in the autumn, Consumer Affairs Minister Gerry Sutcliffe announced today.
		Gerry Sutcliffe also announced today that rules which often penalise consumers who pay back loans early will be scrapped and fairer rules put in their place.
		The changes will benefit many consumers who want to pay off loans early, those who want to pay off one loan early to switch to a better deal, and people who default on loans and the lender effectively demands early settlement.
	www.creditman.biz /uk/members/news-view.asp?newsviewID=2117 (2612 words)

	Telegraph \| News
		Gerry Sutcliffe, the under-secretary of state for employment, said that Ramsay's insulting behaviour, shown in Hell's Kitchen, the ITV reality television programme, was inappropriate and possibly in breach of the law.
		Mr Sutcliffe said: "I have been trying to foster a new industrial relations climate to get people away from the 'them' and 'us' situation.
		The minister was concerned that Mr Ramsay's use of foul language - the chef last week called one of the Hell's Kitchen participants, Edwina Currie, the former health minister, "diseased" and a "f***ing bitch" - could be picked up and used in other workplaces.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2004/06/06/nchef06.xml (508 words)

	NHS Plus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Gerry Sutcliffe MP pressed the button to officially launch the site, at the Neptune Health Park in Sandwell.
		Mr Sutcliffe, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Employment Relations, Competition and Consumers, attended an event to showcase the work that Partnership at Work had undertaken as a result of pilot funding from the Department of Trade and Industry under its Shared Human Resource fund.
		The Shared Human Resource was piloted to explore ways of supporting small voluntary organisations, without access to a human resources professional, to comply with government standards for employment and ease the burden for employers in doing this.
	www.nhsplus.nhs.uk /updates/display.asp?id=75 (761 words)

	Wayne David, Labour MP for Caerphilly - Victory against loan sharks
		Wayne held a meeting with Gerry Sutcliffe, Minister for Consumers, at the Department of Trade and Industry to secure support for his campaign against loan sharks.
		During the meeting the Minister had given a “firm commitment” that the Government would be coming forward with proposals for tougher regulations and an amendment to the 1974 Consumer Credit Act.
		I was also delighted that he a gave a clear promise that a new, stronger law would be forthcoming in the autumn.
	www.waynedavid.labour.co.uk /ViewPage.cfm?Page=2893 (222 words)

	Employers urged to maximise potential in the workplace \| eGov monitor
		Business should continue to create a valued, diverse and involved workforce to keep the EU at the forefront of an increasingly competitive world economy, Employment Minister Gerry Sutcliffe will tell a conference in London today.
		Gerry Sutcliffe will also launch a DTI-commissioned report into the characteristics of a High Performance Workplace, based on a comprehensive survey of almost 3,000 UK businesses.
		The conference, organised by the UK Presidency in co-operation with the European Commission, will be chaired by Bill Callaghan of the Health & Safety Commission and opened by UK DTI Employment Minister Gerry Sutcliffe and European Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities Vladimir Spidla.
	www.egovmonitor.com /node/2671 (387 words)

	TUC Learning Services - New Year's Resoulution - solving problems at work
		Gerry Sutcliffe, Minister for Employment Relations will be in attendance as Keynote Speaker on the day.
		Everybody is entitled to feel secure in the knowledge that there are measures to protect them from unfair treatment - whatever their situation, and the TUC will continue to campaign until this is the case.'
		Gerry Sutcliffe will also be launching the ‘Partnership Toolkit’, a practical learning guide for developing good employee relations practice for employers and unions, which has been jointly developed by the Employee Relations Forum in the North East and in Yorkshire and Humberside.
	www.learningservices.org.uk /northern/learning-3595-f0.cfm (530 words)

	ePolitix.com - Sutcliffe steps in to stop warranty worries
		Gerry Sutcliffe said on Wednesday that changes would be put in place before the Christmas shopping season begins.
		Sutcliffe also said he wants to stop heavy-handed sales techniques that push purchasers towards spending more money on a product than they had intended.
		The Department of Trade and Industry published a consultation document on the subject in time for responses to feed into directives it will put out in the autumn.
	www.epolitix.com /EN/News/200407/77908a17-ec1e-4edd-bf09-9b604e5633ef.htm (307 words)

	Goverment to clamp down on bad behaviour during union recognition ballots - TSSA Journal May/June 2004
		Intimidation by unions or employers during statutory union recognition ballots in the UK would be legally banned for the first time under proposals announced by Employment Relations Minister Gerry Sutcliffe.
		The measures draw on rules of conduct for general and local elections and will outlaw practices such as dismissing union activists or threatening union workers in an attempt to influence the outcome of the ballot.
		Gerry Sutcliffe said: "There is little evidence of US-style union-busting tactics being used in this country.
	www.tssa.org.uk /article-77.php3?id_article=1809 (195 words)

	Adult Learners week (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In support of Adult Learners week Gerry Sutcliffe, MP for Bradford South, & Perry Austin-Clarke, Editor of the Telegraph & Argus, took part in a Skills Challenge at the Yorkshire Craft Centre.
		Gerry blew a piece of glass & Perry spent the afternoon learning how to throw a pot.
		The images do not do justice to the colour of the cheeks and the sweat generated during this exercise.
	ycc.bilk.ac.uk /latest/skills/adult.htm (68 words)

	National Minimum Wage - Employment sectors targeted (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		A new approach to tackling non-payment of the national minimum wage, starting with the hairdressing sector, was announced today by Employment Minister Gerry Sutcliffe.
		The DTI and Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs will now begin identifying employers who will be targeted for prosecution.
		Gerry Sutcliffe said: "While the vast majority of employers, included hairdressers, are happy to pay at least the national minimum wage, we believe that a small number are continuing to pay too little.
	www.yourcounty.co.uk /business/busnewsarchive/130705b1.html (381 words)

	New British firework laws aim to kerb injuries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Air bombs will be banned from next month and new strict controls on mini rockets introduced in the latest Government move to crackdown on firework yobs, Consumer Minister Gerry Sutcliffe will announce today.
		From now on if a retailer has any doubt about the customer's age, retailers should ask for proof, as is the case with cigarettes and alcohol.
		Gerry Sutcliffe said: "Fireworks can be fun, but they can also cause untold misery.
	www.news-medical.net /?id=1600 (640 words)

	Increased Flexibility for Online Credit Agreements - Llygad Busnes/BusinessEye
		Consumer Minister Gerry Sutcliffe has announced that consumers will be able to agree credit agreements online from 31st December 2004.
		Lenders will still have to send hard copy letters when any charges for missed payments are imposed or the agreement is cancelled.
		Gerry Sutcliffe said: "We are undertaking the biggest shake-up of the consumer credit market for 30 years, making it relevant for today's market.
	www.businesseye.org.uk /marketing/2849.html?diablo.lang=cym (332 words)

	Gerry Sutcliffe MP - From Gerry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		All of Gerry's columns are also available as a downloadable podcast.
		That’s something that we should all remember in the build up to the local elections on May 3rd.
		Find out about Gerry's surgeries; held regularly throughout Bradford South.
	www.gerrysutcliffe.org.uk /news/from_gerry.asp (318 words)

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