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Businesses face paying thousands of pounds in fines if they fall foul of Labour 's new protections.
Fair Work Agency (FWA) will be given expansive powers including the right to issue fines.
Small business groups have balked at the proposals, arguing that punitive fines’ risk damaging the sector just as it is getting back on its feet.
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