Verdicts · Employment

Employment referendums: how members voted

Settled referendums

16

since Jul 2026

Votes cast

9,747

all time, on employment

This week

1,792

votes · 1 referendums settled

Written opinions

350

all time, left by voters

Most voted this weekYES 71%· 1,792 votesShould UK-trained nurses get priority over overseas nurses for NHS jobs?

Most respected on employment this week

Left
  1. SamW13 respects
  2. KeenHerald536 respects
Centre
  1. Octig9 respects
  2. gt_xpectations7 respects
Right
  1. Bearcage11 respects
  2. Jonathan10 respects
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How employment results lean

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Most active regions this week

Voters

South East185
North West115
Scotland114
South West109
London105
Yorkshire105
East of England97
West Midlands76
East Midlands71
North East53
Wales41
Northern Ireland19

Votes each week

1,792 so far this week

All-time employment highlights

This week

1 settled · 1,792 votes
0%
Yes
majority
29% No
Votes1,792
Skipped17
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% voting yes, by leaning

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Should UK-trained nurses get priority over overseas nurses for NHS jobs?

The verdict

Yes won overwhelmingly, with the most-respected Yes case a moral one: it is “immoral to poach nurses from other countries”. The No side's reply was a single refrain, the best person for the job.

Last week

1 settled · 1,681 votes
0%
No
majority
31% Yes
Votes1,681
Skipped28
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% voting yes, by leaning

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Are civil servants right to threaten strikes over pay and a four-day week?

The verdict

No won comfortably, and its sharpest case conceded the strike right while attacking the package: one voter called it a bid to "have it cushy", while Yes voters said a union should stick to pay and conditions.

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