Willie Jackson says Labour risks becoming too cautious on spending
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- Labour MP Willie Jackson told a union gathering that Labour governments risk becoming too cautious with spending.
- He said some restraint was necessary during a cost-of-living crisis.
- Jackson said he would advocate for unions, workers and Mฤori.
Labour MP Willie Jackson has warned that his party faces a recurring danger: becoming too cautious about spending when in government.
Speaking to a gathering of unionists, Jackson said Labour needed to be โa little bit conservativeโ during a cost-of-living crisis. He said he would advocate for unions, workers and Mฤori.
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