UK Prime Minister confronted on Mental Health during Election Campaign

The transcript discusses the political philosophy of Mayism and the announcement of enhanced worker rights by the Conservative government. Key measures include raising the national living wage, statutory leave for bereaved parents, and protections for gig economy workers. Public concerns are raised about the impact on small businesses and the effectiveness of these policies. The political implications are debated, with comparisons to Labour's past policies. Critics question the enforceability of these pledges due to high tribunal fees. The policies will be further scrutinized in an upcoming live debate between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn.

In what ways do the proposed policies reflect elements from Ed Miliband's 2015 election campaign?

What challenges do critics suggest might hinder the enforcement of the government's pledges on worker rights?