The Welsh Government have introduced fines for people who go into work when they could work from home.
As of yesterday, you can be fined £60 if you go to work when you could WFH. Employers can be fined up to £10,000 if they repeatedly fail to allow people work from home.
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Workers in Wales have been advised to work from home where possible for months with the First Minister encouraging employers to allow them to do that.
However, from December 20 this has now been made part of the regulations.
Employers failing to allow working from home where possible could see fixed penalty notice of £1,000 for the first notice, rising to up to £10,000.
Shall we take a look at the serious amounts of private money which is being given to certain Welsh MPs?
Wealthy individuals and groups are pouring their own cash into certain Welsh constituencies and it is important we all know about it.
Let's have look...
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Before we look at the MPs receiving all this cash it is worth asking why this is happening.
Normally we see donations made to MPs before elections. They use this to fund their election campaigns.
Typically (but not exclusively) Labour see donations from unions, and the Tories see donations from business people, rich individuals (often with letters like MBE after their name) & political clubs.
I repeat that the vast majority of these donations are made before elections.
Boris Johnson was challenged during PMQs about how the UK Government was treating HS2 as an England and Wales project despite no track at all being laid in Wales.
This has cost Wales over £5bn.
His response was woeful.
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He was asked about the issue by Newport East MP Jessica Morden @jessicamordenmp.
Boris Johnson retorted: "I am afraid she has completely failed to look at what Sir Peter Hendy has set out in his Union Connectivity Review, a fantastic agenda for change and improvement particularly in Wales...
Today I approached the UK Government to ask them to explain how HS2 actually benefits Wales.
I have to say, the response was pathetic.
It just showed how they simply don't understand the sheer extent to which Wales is missing out.
Let me explain.
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As background, yesterday @WalesOnline published this piece on how Wales was being shafted by the UK Government's decision to treat HS2 (and its £90bn+ of funding) as an England and Wales project.