Workers sitting on the boards of directors and shareholders controlling company executive pay are two unexpected promises from Conservative MP Theresa May who is expected to replace David Cameron as head of the UK government on Wednesday 13 July.
The current Home Affairs minister who is in line to become the UK’s second female Prime Minister after Margaret Thatcher intends to create a mini-revolution within big business and alter the Conservative party’s end game by “being at the service” of workers. The incoming PM stated “We’re the Conservative Party, and yes, we’re the party of enterprise – but that does not mean we should be prepared to accept that ‘anything goes’,” during a speech immediately following the news that she was to replace David Cameron after her leadership campaign rival pulled out on 11 July.
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